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Using ZOHO with Warmup Inbox

Lucia Matúšková avatar
Written by Lucia Matúšková
Updated over a month ago

ZOHO email policy explained

ZOHO Mail explicitly prohibits several types of email activities, including "promotional emails, bulk emails, marketing emails, newsletters, automated emails, and transactional emails."

While our warmup service is designed to be legitimate, ZOHO's systems often flag the regular, patterned sending as "unusual activity," which triggers automatic blocks.

ZOHO also monitors for "sending a large number of emails within a short span of time" and "sending to a large number of recipients on a single day."

These two patterns match our warmup behavior, which can sometimes affect our warmup service. What can happen is that your inbox suddenly stops sending emails, despite having everything configured correctly.

How to avoid this from happening

Once you connect your ZOHO inbox to Warmup Inbox, we recommend that you set up the sending frequency settings accordingly:

  • Start with minimal volume (1-2 emails/day)

  • Use the slowest possible ramp-up (1 per day)

  • Use highly personalized templates

  • Regularly monitor your inbox

How to fix if your inbox suddenly stops sending the warmup emails

We´re very sorry if this happens to your inbox! If your inbox was running without any error, but suddenly stops sending the warmup emails, it means that ZOHO most likely temporarily blocked your account. Here are the steps on how to resolve this:

  1. Go to UnBlock Me page in your ZOHO account to check if you´re blocked.

  2. If you find yourself blocked, manually unblock your account.

  3. Reduce your warmup settings significantly:

    • Lower starting baseline to 1-2 emails/day

    • Reduce the increase rate to 1 per day maximum

    • Consider using a custom template that appears more personal

    • If the warmup remains critical, you may consider using an alternative ESP

Alternative solution

For automated and high-volume email activity, ZOHO recommends using their ZeptoMail service.

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