Mailmeteor
Send hundreds of personalized emails with Gmail.
Everyone likes to feel special. Mailmeteor lets you run mail merge campaigns with your Gmail address, so that every of your recipients get a personalized email.
We鈥檝e collected hundreds of spam triggers words in the last months and have created a simple tool to avoid writing email that lands in spam.
It鈥檚 totally free and consists of highlighting words that might be considered spammy in some context.
Feel free to DM me @frenchcooc if you have any questions.
Mailmeteor, the Google Sheets add-on that started as a side-project, is now a 4 million users application, just curated by Google to be part of their new "Recommended for Google Workspace" program.
The Recommended for Google Workspace program is a Google-curated list of secure, reliable, and well-integrated Google Workspace apps. There's only 12 apps in the Google Workspace marketplace that are recommended by Google...
We can't be more proud and thankful to Google. It's a huge reward for the team. Special thanks to all of our users that have shared feedback so we can make our product even better.
Email warmup has been trending lately in the email industry. When you start diving into email outreach best practices, you will likely be advised to warm up your email account to increase your email deliverability, in other words: increase your chances to end up in the primary inbox folder.
But which tool you should use and do you really need one? Find out on https://mailmeteor.com/blog/best-email-warmup-tools
Thanks to all the feedback from our users, we have recently added dozens of new features to Mailmeteor, both in our Google Sheets add-on and in the dashboard.
We have made so many improvements in the past weeks that I felt like we had to talk about it. Unfortunately, I won鈥檛 be able to list all the features and improvements that have been made recently to Mailmeteor. There are so many of them 馃槄. So here are the features that I鈥檇 like to share with you:
- Select a Google Sheets in the Dashboard
- Filter emails by opens/clicks
- Set fallback to variables
- Import unsubscribers
- One-click unsubscribe
When you become serious about emailing, one thing you want to prevent is that your emails end up in spam. But how can you make sure your emails don鈥檛 land up in the spam folder? Warming up your email account may be the solution.
Here鈥檚 what you鈥檒l learn in this guide:
- what is warming up an email?
- why use an email warm up service? (and do you need one?)
- what is the best email warmup tool?
- how to warm up your email for free?
馃憠 Read on https://mailmeteor.com/blog/best-email-warmup-tools
Email is one of the most important tools in communication. Unlike chatting, emails take a while to get a reply, so it鈥檚 less likely for you to be able to gauge what the receiver is thinking. You need to give yourself every chance to succeed in getting your point across.
So today I am going to share 10 tips on how to better write emails, and make sure your emails don鈥檛 end up in the spam folder when using Mailmeteor.
Half a million users. A year after our launch, Mailmeteor reached the astounding figure of 500,000 users.
Mailmeteor also became the best-rated app of all the Google Marketplace, with over 2000 positive reviews. One of our main challenges is to limit the time spent on support while keeping the highest level of care for our users.
Hopefully, we can count on the vibrant indie maker community on this journey!
Today is a big day! Mailmeteor is live on Product Hunt.
Some could say that we took our time to make a PH. So why now?
First, we wanted the product to be solid, totally trustable and also have a very good understanding of the usage. Our users are now sending thousands of emails per hour, so I think we achieved that.
Second, doing a PH takes a lot of time! We didn鈥檛 figure it out at first. We thought about PH in August with a target to launch end of September. But then we started to read many articles on how to make it. There were countless of actions to make before the launch. We built so many spreadsheets, with list and list of tasks and contacts. Jean (@cuireuncroco) fine tuned the whole process and also managed to record a video in motion design (which is gorgeous and took a long time to make!).
Third, we never made a PH before but always dreamed to. We feel like Mailmeteor could be a good fit for the PH community. And so far it鈥檚 doing great! But we definitely know that it might probably change. 馃
In the end, 3 months out of schedule, we are live on PH. Does it worth the effort? I鈥檒l tell you Tomorrow. But at least we learned a lot and, above all, I now have a screenshot proving that (for a few minutes at least) we have been product of the day 馃樆
PS: here鈥檚 a link to our PH page - https://www.producthunt.com/posts/mailmeteor
Today Mailmeteor has reached the 100,000 users milestone 馃弳
It took 8 months to grow Mailmeteor to this stage. Months and months of experiments & learnings. Back in early October, we had published a milestone here for the 40k users milestone!
One of the most valuable lessons so far: the hardest part is not about building the product but finding efficient channels of distribution.
We're now able to shift our focus to 80% distribution / 20% building (at least we're trying to!!). Though it's always hard to find the balance, especially at the very beginning.
Next week's challenge is all about trying a new distribution channel: we'll be launching on Product Hunt.
Can we count on your upvotes? 鈽勶笍
About a month ago, I reported here that we reached 25K users. That was already quite an impressive milestone! Well, 40 days later, we are now at 42K users (+17K 馃槺)
We are a team of two behind that project; @Cuireuncroco and myself. That鈥檚 a lot of pressure on us to deal with such amount of users.
We did our best to automate the support. Including using Google Apps scripts to send emails, like 芦聽Welcome onboard聽禄 and 芦聽Thanks for purchasing聽禄. These scripts are integrated right into our inbox, so we can very easily schedule them, change the content, filter the segment that receives them, and so on.
One other thing that reduces the time allowed to support is that we set ourself a mantra: try to do the as low features as possible. It鈥檚 quite common to have users complaining about a missing feature. Well we definitely don鈥檛 rush to code it.
We are focusing on providing the best mail merge experience possible, and that鈥檚 totally fine if others provide more features than we do (as long as we鈥檙e providing the best experience ever).