Most cold email "problems" aren't strategy problems,they're infrastructure problems
Been thinking about this after a few conversations this week.
Agencies and solopreneurs keep asking me:
· "Why are my open rates dropping?"
· "Why am I landing in spam?"
· "Why can't I scale past 5k emails a month?"
And almost every time, the answer isn't their copy, offer, or targeting.
It's infrastructure.
They're running 10+ campaigns through 2 Google Workspace inboxes. No warmup. No rotation. No reply routing. Then they tweak the subject line for the 12th time and wonder why nothing changes.
Not saying strategy doesn't matter. But at a certain volume, infrastructure is the ceiling.
Curious where others land on this:
What's been your biggest "oh, that was infrastructure, not copy" realization?
At what volume did you realize you needed to rebuild your sending setup?
Anyone intentionally keeping volume low to avoid infrastructure complexity?
Not selling anything,just genuinely interested in how people are thinking about this split.