Certainly! If you need to warm up multiple IPs simultaneously, follow these steps to manage the warm-up process effectively:
Segment Your IPs
- Divide your IPs into segments based on their intended use (e.g., transactional emails, marketing emails, different brands).
- Each segment will have its own warm-up schedule.
Parallel Warm-up
- Run warm-up schedules for each IP segment in parallel.
- Monitor the performance of each segment separately.
Gradual Volume Increase
- Apply the same gradual volume increase approach to each IP segment.
- For example, if you have three segments, follow the warm-up schedule for each one independently.
Monitor Metrics Separately
- Track bounce rates, engagement metrics, and reputation for each IP segment.
- Adjust warm-up timelines based on the performance of each segment.
Authentication and Reputation
- Ensure that each IP has proper authentication (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) configured.
- Maintain consistent sending patterns for all IPs.
- Consider rotating IPs during warm-up to evenly distribute the load.
- Rotate IPs based on performance and reputation.
Remember that managing multiple IPs requires careful coordination and monitoring. Regularly assess the performance of each IP segment and adjust warm-up schedules as needed. 📧🔥