How do you handle communication limits?

Hi @ttomasko43 ,

Communication limit is a very good tool available to make sure you are not bombarding your leads with emails, if used wisely it greatly helps in improving your lead interaction with your content. 

All though it totally depends the type of content you are sharing with your leads but in given scenario & presuming you are using more of informational content, I can recommend you use a Communication limits of 1 per day & 5 per week. 

Hope this Helps 😊

Common communication limits in the software industry are 1 email per day and 4-5 emails per 7-day rolling period, but obviously, there’s no one-size-fits-all approach—it depends on your organization, audience, and their engagement levels.

You can conduct A/B testing, analyze metrics (open rates, click-through rates, unsubscribes, spam complaints, etc.), and gather subscriber feedback to fine-tune your strategy. It always helps to tailor frequency based on behavior and preferences, ensuring emails remain relevant and valuable. Regularly review performance to adjust limits and avoid audience fatigue.

Additionally, just a FYI if you're going to be too focused on clicks and opens that those could be from email bots/privacy scanners, especially if you don't have bot filtering turned in your instance.

Hope this is helpful.  Please let us know if you have any additional questions.

Hi , 

Communication limits are important to keep your email communication within certain boundaries. There's no one-size-fits-all approach, as different companies set different limits based on their specific needs. In my opinion, this is entirely relevant to your product, strategy, and requirements. A common limit is 1 email per day or 4 emails per week. For my company, we recently changed our limit to 2 emails per day and 5 emails 7 day because our previous limit was not sufficient.