If you bring a really poor quality list into hubspot. They can actually quarantine it. If a list contributes to a high hard bounce rate or the contacts were added through what hubspot calls “suspicious form activity.” they will be removed from all future email sends. There are a few tools you can use. Some top ones are neverbounce. Zerobounce. Email oversight. And bounceless. And there’s another one called email list verify. Those are interesting ones. (unbounce is not one of these tools. Even though it sounds very similar. It’s a great tool. But it’s not for this.) you can use these tools to do a couple of things.
We’re humans. People make typos. It happens all the time and any error can mean that an email is going to bounce. And if you’re not keeping an eye on all the details. You’re damaging your ability to send email that gets seen by the people who’ve asked for it. Jb. So. It seems like it’s not about yes or no. It’s about how and it’s about degree. How do you keep a contact list clean? Sb. You should be doing it all the time. A lot of our readers are hubspot users. Hubspot charges you per thousand contacts in your contact database.
Making Processes Of Course
That’s just a best practice anyway. But also it’s going to save you money Plus. So when you go into the next Canadian CEO Email List tier of a thousand contacts. You’re going to start getting charged more per month. And once that actually hits. No matter how many contacts you delete from your contact database. You won’t be able to actually take that number back down. Hubspot just calls that “room to grow.” and if you’re about to get hubspot or you’re a new user of hubspot. You’re going to want to clean up your list before you ever put it in there in the first place.
You can mass validate a list. Which is helpful before you migrate your entire contact database into a new platform or just to give it a quick scan. Beyond checking for typos. These tools have the ability to send a kind of undetectable ping to someone’s inbox to see if an email is going to make it to an inbox destination. Real-time validation is also available in some tools. This helps you validate contacts as they submit a form. Which is a proactive approach to dealing with typos and intentionally invalid emails. Jb. Can you talk about cost? Sb.
The Value Of Doing So Is
A lot of these tools start out free. But they don’t stay free. It depends on how many contacts you’re using and how frequently you’re using the service. It’s typically in my experience around a couple of cents per email. Which sounds easy until you get into a list of 500.000 contacts. It can be anywhere from five to 50 cents for typical bulk email validation. Jb. Do you recommend using more than one of these tools? Sb. You should compare and contrast the tools for what you need. You also want to check if these tools integrate with your systems.
