Sending infrastructure
Domains registered and separated into pools, DNS built out, SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured so mailbox providers trust what arrives.
- Domain setup
- Google Workspace provisioning
- SPF, DKIM, DMARC
- Separate sending pools
I build and run the sending infrastructure behind B2B outreach campaigns — domains, authentication, warmup and reply routing. You get a system that stays healthy while it scales.
Most outbound fails on infrastructure, not copy. These are the pieces I build and keep running.
Domains registered and separated into pools, DNS built out, SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured so mailbox providers trust what arrives.
Every mailbox warms on a randomised schedule, then placement gets tested against real Google and Microsoft inboxes before volume goes up.
Sequences built and loaded, sending rotated across the fleet, replies routed into one inbox so you only see conversations worth having.
Prospect lists built to your ICP, verified before they are loaded, and delivered import-ready so nothing bounces on day one.
I check what you already have — domains, authentication records, blacklist status, warmup health — and tell you plainly what is broken.
Domains registered, DNS and SPF, DKIM and DMARC configured, mailboxes provisioned across separate pools so one bad day cannot take everything down.
Every mailbox warms on a randomised schedule before it touches a real prospect. This is the step most people skip, and it is why their domains burn.
Lists built to your ICP and verified, sequences loaded, sending rotated across the fleet, replies routed to one inbox you actually read.
Placement tested against Google and Microsoft pools on an ongoing basis. Domains get rotated out before they cause damage, not after.
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Domains under management
I work from Rangpur, Bangladesh, with founders and agencies across the US, Europe and the rest of the world. My day is domains, DNS records, mailbox pools and placement tests — the unglamorous layer underneath everything an outbound campaign needs to work.
I am a Google Workspace reseller, so provisioning and authentication happen properly rather than through workarounds. When something breaks at 2am your time, it is still my afternoon.
Toukir has helped us with some key tasks for business growth. Engagement and responsibility are top tier. He comes with solutions, not problems. A+
Toukir helped me and my team with a bunch of technical and backend integrations. He was very helpful, quick to learn, execute and I felt that I could delegate 100% of the gigs without needing to be worried of anything would be missing.
Extremely happy with his work and continuous support.
Toukir is one of the best guys I met! He’s helping me so much with setting up my emails, including all the technical stuff, and he even took it one step further and added some nice features to improve the delivery rate.
He really cares about my business and operation. I’ll keep Toukir with me for a long time.
Warmup takes two to three weeks and cannot be rushed — that is the step that decides whether your domains survive. Realistically you are looking at four to six weeks from kickoff to steady replies. Anyone promising results next week is skipping warmup, and you will pay for it later.
I build sequences and can write variants, but the strongest results come when the offer and positioning are yours and I handle the machinery. If your offer is not landing, more sending volume will not fix it, and I will tell you that before we start.
No, because campaigns never send from your main domain. Outreach runs on separate lookalike domains with their own authentication, kept apart from the domain your company email uses. If a sending domain degrades, it gets rotated out and your primary is untouched.
Your ideal customer profile, your offer, and access to register domains or a card to do it on your behalf. Everything else — DNS, mailboxes, warmup, sequencing — is mine to handle.
It works in your favour more often than not. Overnight issues in the US and Europe land in my working hours, so problems tend to be fixed before you wake up. For calls I keep evening slots open.
Thirty minutes, no deck. Bring your current setup and your target, and I will tell you what I would change and roughly what it costs. If outbound is the wrong move for you, I will say that too.
Usually replies within a day
Pick a slot that suits you. Thirty minutes, camera optional.
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