InBoxBlaster: A Brief Review

According to statistics, around 1.5 billion people use Gmail, and over 60% of a typical businesses’ subscribers have a Gmail account. As such, most businesses use Gmail to their advantage, by sending promo offers and other promotional materials that aim to entice potential customers and to maintain their current subscribers. Unfortunately, Gmail decides which messages make it through to a targeted individual, which means that new businesses cannot promote effectively through this method. However, on the 29th of June 2020, David Kirby et al will be releasing an application called InBoxBlaster that may just change the game for newer businesses.

With this new application, even newer businesses will be able to make full use of Gmail’s potential as a marketing platform. InBoxBlaster ensures that your promotional materials will no longer end up in a targeted customer’s spam folder. In addition, the application is compatible with almost every autoresponder available, making it even more effective in automating the promotional process. The application also features a simple interface that allows you to easily set up a clean and professional-looking email that is guaranteed to stand out. InBoxBlaster is also versatile as it allows you to create discount and coupon badges, deals and offers badges, and scarcity emails in just 3 simple steps: select and input the necessary details to your promotional material, copy the generated code to your autoresponder, and send.

No longer will your promotional emails end up in your potential customer’s spam folder with InBoxBlaster. With this application, expect your email marketing campaigns to literally skyrocket, as your emails will always make it to your targeted customers and will also stand out. All of this for only a meager price of $17 – a minor investment for the future. If this product piqued your interest, make sure to save this page by bookmarking it on your browser. That way, you can easily return here once it has launched to know more about the product.