Key facts
- Look for approval of the first emails, low daily volume per mailbox, sending only to checked addresses, automatic pauses on bounces or complaints, and permanent opt-outs.
- Buzz Send waits for your approval on the first emails of every group and asks again after any problem.
- Four things can go wrong: wrong facts, too much volume, bad addresses and emailing people who should not get it.
- What you offer, what you promise and the conversations that follow a reply.
What can go wrong?
Four things can go wrong: wrong facts, too much volume, bad addresses and emailing people who should not get it.
- Wrong facts in an email, sent to hundreds of people.
- Too much volume, landing your domain in spam.
- Sending to bad addresses and raising bounces.
- Emailing customers or people who said no.
The safeguards in Buzz Send
- Approval on the first emails of every group, and again after any bounce, complaint, edit or new sending address.
- New mailboxes start at 5 a day, never over 20.
- Verified-only sending. Catch-all is opt-in.
- Pause at a 5 percent bounce rate or a spam complaint.
- Never contact lists and permanent opt-outs.
What stays with you?
What you offer, what you promise and the conversations that follow a reply.
How to start AI sending safely
- Use a separate sending domain
Keep your main email safe.
- Approve the first emails
Read every one in the first group.
- Start small
One group, low volume, then grow.
- Watch the Scoreboard
What was sent, who replied, what bounced.
When does Buzzlist fit, and when does it not?
It fits when
- You want automation that asks before it acts.
It does not fit when
- You want to send thousands a day with no review.
Questions people ask next
Will Buzz send without me?
Not at first. Buzz asks for your OK on the first emails of each new group.
What happens after a complaint?
The mailbox pauses and the person is suppressed for good.
Can I still edit emails after the first group?
Yes. Opening or editing a draft is free, and an edit makes Buzz ask for approval again.
Does Buzz track opens?
No. There are no open tracking pixels, and clicks are not tracked.