Hello!
I am building a portfolio site and creating a personalised mail "sales (@) mydomainbrand dot com" for my domain portfolio and make it possible to make offer on the site just for better professional outlook. All domains are pointed to Dan (undeveloped) and carry this brand name but I am not sure if this move is right for a few reasons
1. I will be sending outbound mails with this brand mail, I think the general public doesn't know this as a business really. Do you think this will be sort of "Give me your money for a domain" that may be a turn off for prospective end users or they will embrace the brand better than some random somebody who sends them an email.
2. Do buyers become more open to deal with a brand or get turned off?
Has anyone tried doing this? What was the experience of mailing as a brand instead of a personality?
Is using a mail such as "sales@domainbrand dot com" a good one or using "hello@...." or "name@...." more appropriate? Nobody likes to being sold and sales scream "I am here to take your money".
Is this a good move or waste of time?
I am building a portfolio site and creating a personalised mail "sales (@) mydomainbrand dot com" for my domain portfolio and make it possible to make offer on the site just for better professional outlook. All domains are pointed to Dan (undeveloped) and carry this brand name but I am not sure if this move is right for a few reasons
1. I will be sending outbound mails with this brand mail, I think the general public doesn't know this as a business really. Do you think this will be sort of "Give me your money for a domain" that may be a turn off for prospective end users or they will embrace the brand better than some random somebody who sends them an email.
2. Do buyers become more open to deal with a brand or get turned off?
Has anyone tried doing this? What was the experience of mailing as a brand instead of a personality?
Is using a mail such as "sales@domainbrand dot com" a good one or using "hello@...." or "name@...." more appropriate? Nobody likes to being sold and sales scream "I am here to take your money".
Is this a good move or waste of time?
