Email warm-up guides by provider
How to connect and warm up each mailbox provider and sending platform, with the exact settings, records and ramp. Written for people who have to do it today.

Warm up Amazon SES after production access with verified identities, SES SMTP credentials, SPF, Easy DKIM, DMARC, an IMAP inbox, a 15-day ramp and a checklist.
11 min read
Warm up a Gmail account safely with a 14-day ramp, Google sign-in or IMAP app password setup, Workspace DNS records, and a checklist for avoiding spam blocks.
11 min read
Set SPF, DKIM, DMARC, Postmaster Tools, and a 3–4 week Google Workspace warm-up ramp for a new domain without pushing volume too early.
12 min read
Set up Lark Mail warm-up for outreach: enable IMAP/SMTP, create a mail-client password, verify SPF, DKIM and DMARC, then ramp safely from 3 to 30 emails per day.
10 min read
Warm up Mailgun by verifying your domain, using the right SMTP host, connecting SMTP plus a receiving inbox, publishing SPF/DKIM/DMARC, and ramping slowly.
13 min read
BobWork does not connect to Outlook yet because Microsoft 365 requires OAuth. Use this 14-day manual ramp, DNS checklist, warning signs, and ready gates.
12 min read
Authenticate your SendGrid domain, publish SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, connect SMTP with username apikey, add a receiving inbox, then ramp from 3 to 30 emails per day.
11 min read
Warm up Yahoo Mail with 2-step verification, an app password, IMAP settings, DNS checks, a conservative ramp, and a lock-avoidance checklist.
10 min read
Warm up Zoho Mail on the free plan with the Zoho API Self Client route, or use IMAP on Mail Lite and above. Includes DNS records, ramp numbers, common blocks, and a setup checklist.
10 min read