The Creator of the Personal Email Server has a Enterprise Level Email Server that he sells. it does the following: 1) It is a Full Bulk Email Server with a Minimum of 5 Separate IP’s, 2) the server is maintained by a team of support personal and charged a monthly fee, 3) the server comes with an established open source CRM, there are reportedly over 200,000 organizations worldwide using ‘Mautic’ for marketing automation that is used all over the world, 4) Cyber Security is built and maintained on each Email Server, 5) Email Validation is also built into the system, 5) Each system comes with at least 5 IP’s which are maintained and monitored by our Service Dept. Do you Understand what our Enterprise Level Email Server is?
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Full Bulk Email Server with Minimum 5 Separate IPs, Including Fire SMTP: This is a robust system designed for high-volume email sending, equipped with at least five distinct IP addresses to manage sender reputation and improve deliverability. It includes Fire SMTP, your proprietary SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) object that rapid-fires email messages, enabling fast and efficient delivery of large email batches.
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Maintained by a Support Team with a Monthly Fee: The server is a managed service, not a one-time purchase. A dedicated support team handles maintenance, monitoring, and troubleshooting, and customers pay a recurring monthly fee for this ongoing support and server operation.
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Includes Mautic, an Open-Source CRM Used Globally: The server comes bundled with Mautic, a widely adopted open-source marketing automation platform, reportedly used by over 200,000 organizations worldwide. It’s a trusted tool for managing customer relationships, email campaigns, and marketing automation on a global scale.
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Built-In and Maintained Cybersecurity: Security is a core feature, with measures integrated into each server and actively managed to protect against threats. This likely includes safeguards like encryption, spam filtering, and compliance with regulations, all maintained by your team.
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Email Validation Built into the System: The server includes a system to verify email addresses, ensuring cleaner lists and reducing bounces or spam complaints, which is critical for bulk emailing success.
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Five IPs Maintained and Monitored by Your Service Department: Each server has at least five IPs, actively managed by your service team to ensure optimal performance, reputation, and deliverability.
Enterprise Level Email Server USP (Unique Selling Proposition)
With the addition of Fire SMTP, your Enterprise Level Email Server now emphasizes not just capacity (via multiple IPs) but also speed and efficiency in email delivery, thanks to your custom rapid-fire SMTP solution. It’s a high-performance, managed platform tailored for businesses with serious bulk emailing needs, enhanced by Mautic CRM, cybersecurity, and email validation features—all for a monthly fee.
Keeping in mind the creator of Fire SMTP, and the Owners of the Email Servers already have customers using our systems who are sending out Millions of Emails Daily, with yearly revenues of 2 to 5 million dollars.
- Now with the Enterprise Level Email Server, and the Industry Segments you have been introduced to, what is the best path for finding clients that would consider our Enterprise Level Email Server?
- What are the best segments to target and can you give me list of actual businesses that may fall into those industry segments?
Personal Potential Selling Solution – Based on our USP:
Best Path for Finding Clients
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Depend on High-Volume Email: Segments sending millions of emails daily (e.g., for lead generation, customer retention, or transactional messaging).
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Have Revenue to Invest: Businesses with $2-5 million or more in yearly revenue, capable of affording your monthly-fee-based enterprise solution.
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Value Deliverability and Security: Industries where email reputation, cybersecurity, and compliance are critical (e.g., due to sensitive data or regulations).
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Benefit from Marketing Automation: Companies leveraging tools like Mautic for segmentation, personalization, and automation.
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Leveraging Referrals: Tap into your current customer base for testimonials or introductions to similar businesses.
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Targeting Adjacent Segments: Expand into industries with parallel needs to your current clients.
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Outbound Marketing: Use your own email server to run targeted cold email campaigns to decision-makers in these segments, showcasing Fire SMTP’s rapid-fire capability and your success stories.
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Software as a Service (SaaS) Providers
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Why: SaaS companies send millions of emails daily (onboarding, updates, churn prevention) and need reliable deliverability. Revenue often exceeds $2-5 million for mid-tier players.
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Fit: Fire SMTP’s speed, Mautic’s automation, and cybersecurity align perfectly with their growth-driven email needs.
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Digital Marketing Agencies
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Why: Agencies manage bulk email campaigns for clients, requiring robust servers and IP management. Mid-sized agencies often hit $2-5 million in revenue.
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Fit: Your server’s multi-IP setup and validation ensure high deliverability, a must for their reputation-sensitive work.
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E-commerce Websites (B2B-Focused)
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Why: B2B e-commerce platforms send transactional and promotional emails in massive volumes. Successful players easily reach $2-5 million in revenue.
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Fit: Fire SMTP’s rapid delivery and Mautic’s CRM help them scale sales and retain buyers.
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Information Technology Companies
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Why: IT firms offering services like hosting or cybersecurity often use email for lead nurturing and client updates, with revenue in your target range.
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Fit: Built-in cybersecurity and IP monitoring appeal to their tech-savvy needs.
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Internet Marketing Services
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Why: These businesses specialize in email marketing for clients, sending millions of emails and generating solid revenue ($2-5 million for mid-sized firms).
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Fit: Your server’s speed, automation, and validation give them a competitive edge.
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Pipedrive (CRM software)
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Why: Sends onboarding emails, product updates, and nurture campaigns. Estimated revenue: $5-10 million (scaled from earlier growth data).
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Calendly (Scheduling software)
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Why: High-volume transactional emails for meeting confirmations. Revenue likely exceeds $5 million given its market traction.
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Zapier (Automation platform)
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Why: Emails for user engagement and integrations. Revenue likely in the $5-10 million range for its mid-tier size.
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WebFX (Harrisburg, PA-based agency)
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Why: Manages email campaigns for clients across industries. Revenue estimated at $5-10 million.
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Disruptive Advertising (Utah-based agency)
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Why: Heavy email marketing focus for client acquisition. Revenue likely $2-5 million.
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KlientBoost (Performance marketing agency)
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Why: Bulk email services for lead gen. Revenue estimated at $2-5 million.
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BigCommerce (E-commerce platform for B2B/B2C)
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Why: Emails for merchant updates and customer retention. Revenue exceeds $5 million but represents the scale you could target.
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Alibaba USA (B2B marketplace arm)
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Why: High-volume supplier/buyer emails. Revenue for U.S. operations could align with $2-5 million range.
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Faire (Wholesale marketplace)
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Why: Transactional and promotional emails to retailers. Revenue likely $5-10 million.
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SolarWinds (IT management software)
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Why: Emails for product updates and support. Mid-tier revenue estimated at $5-10 million for certain divisions.
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Veeam (Backup and recovery solutions)
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Why: Nurture and transactional emails. Revenue likely exceeds $5 million.
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Nexthink (Digital employee experience software)
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Why: High email volume for client engagement. Revenue estimated at $2-5 million.
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ActiveCampaign (Email marketing and CRM)
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Why: Sends millions of emails for clients and itself. Revenue likely $5-10 million.
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GetResponse (Email marketing platform)
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Why: Bulk email services for users. Revenue estimated at $2-5 million.
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Constant Contact (Email marketing provider)
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Why: High email volume for small-mid clients. Revenue exceeds $5 million but fits the profile.
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Cold Email Campaigns: Use your Fire SMTP-powered server to send personalized, high-deliverability emails to IT directors, marketing heads, or CEOs in these companies. Highlight your existing customers’ success (e.g., “Clients sending millions of emails daily trust us”).
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Case Studies: Showcase anonymized data from your $2-5 million revenue clients to build credibility.
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Partnerships: Collaborate with Mautic consultants or cybersecurity firms to get referrals into these segments.
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Industry Events: Target SaaS, marketing, and e-commerce conferences (e.g., SaaStr, DMEXCO) to network with these businesses.
From sources across the web
- Mailshake Competition List Clients
- Klenty: A Sales Engagement Platform
- Reply.io: Lead Gen
- Saleshandy: Cold Email Outreach Lead Gen Client List
- Woodpecker: Lead Gen Client Lists
- Yesware: Shady Customer Lists
- Instantly
- Lemlist
- Mixmax
- Outreach Corporation
- Quickmail
- Salesloft
- Snov.io
- SmartReach
- Apollo
Super Test No Money
- Software as a Service (SaaS) Providers,
- Digital Marketing Agencies,
- E-commerce Websites (B2B-Focused),
- Information Technology Companies,
- Internet Marketing Services.
These emails leverage Alex Hormozi’s “Plus, Plus, Minus, Minus, Self, Friends, Enemies” copywriting framework to promote our Enterprise Level Email Server with Fire SMTP. This framework taps into human psychology by blending expected and unexpected positives, addressing known and hidden pains, and connecting the solution to the recipient’s personal stakes, their team or clients, and their competitive edge.
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Plus (Expected Good): Opens with a benefit they already rely on, earning trust.
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Plus (Unexpected Good): Adds a surprise advantage, making our solution stand out.
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Minus (Expected Bad): Validates a familiar pain, showing we get them.
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Minus (Unexpected Bad): Exposes a hidden threat, sparking urgency.
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Self: Links the solution to their personal or business success.
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Friends: Highlights benefits for their team, clients, or customers.
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Enemies: Fuels their drive to beat the competition.
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Personalize: Swap {contactfield=firstname} with their actual name and weave in company-specific details if available.
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Add Proof: Mention a stat like “Clients send millions of emails daily, generating $2-5M in revenue” for credibility.
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Follow Up: Pair these with a short, punchy follow-up email if they don’t reply.
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SaaS Providers: $5,000+ vs. $2,000/month (savings: $3,000+).
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Digital Marketing Agencies: $4,000 vs. $1,800/month (savings: $2,200+).
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E-commerce Websites: $6,000+ vs. $2,500/month (savings: $3,500+).
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IT Companies: $4,500 vs. $1,900/month (savings: $2,600+).
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Internet Marketing Services: $5,500 vs. $2,200/month (savings: $3,300+).
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Refine Pricing: If our enterprise pricing differs (e.g., not $2,000-$2,500/month), let me know, and I’ll adjust the figures.
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Add Proof: Mention a client example (e.g., “A SaaS firm dropped from $5K to $2K with us”) if you have one.
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Test and Tweak: Start with these, then test subject lines like “Save $3K/Month on Email” for higher open rates.
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Sub-headline: Cut Email Costs from $5K to $2K/Month—Without Sacrificing Speed or Reliability
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Highlights significant savings while reassuring recipients that performance remains top-notch, critical for SaaS user engagement.
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Sub-headline: Slash Client Email Costs from $4K to $1,800/Month—While Boosting Deliverability
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Focuses on cost reduction for client campaigns and improved deliverability, a key concern for agencies managing multiple clients.
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Sub-headline: Drop Email Costs from $6K to $2,500/Month—And Handle Peak Traffic Like a Pro
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Emphasizes savings and the ability to manage high-traffic events like flash sales, vital for e-commerce revenue.
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Sub-headline: Secure, Managed Email for $1,900/Month—Save $2,600+ Over Your Current Setup
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Stresses security (a priority for IT firms) alongside cost savings, positioning it as a smarter alternative to existing solutions.
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Sub-headline: Save $3,300+ Monthly—Switch from $5,500 to $2,200 for Superior Email Performance
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Combines substantial savings with enhanced performance, appealing to marketers focused on campaign ROI.
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