question Outbound email template?

Still looking, if anyone is willing to share.

Dear so and so,

I have a domain available for sale. I think it would make quite the investment given the direction this industry is moving towards. Over the last 3 years, growth in this industry has increased by xxx amount and will only continue to grow so long as this and this are met. Investing in a domain in this field could potentially be very profitable if websites in this industry start picking up demand.

As a domain itself, it contains many key words which are critical to the traffic and "clicks" the domain receives. High traffic brings potential advertisement opportunities if your domain is one of the first few results that appear on Google. Simply another mechanism to increase profit.

If you have any interest, I would be more than happy to schedule an e-meeting with you to further discuss.

Best,

you

That sounds perfect, thank you for sharing!

I was thinking about whether anybody has an outbound email layout they are happy to share? It would be pleasant if all business came to us however as Domainer's we should do some "cold pitching" ourselves.

lilbballer27 said:

That sounds perfect, thank you for sharing!

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No problem. Obviously I wouldn't use this word for word as I drafted this when I saw your post, but if you use it as a skeleton for your future emails it won't steer you wrong. Best of luck with everything!

In my humble opinion and I am still a beginner and I rarely do outbound.
try to be short, simple and specific. Don't use templates or generic words trying to sell.
Maybe you don't even need to try to convince much. using words like clicks and google traffic profit may raise flag of a spammy type of email, you know the one that we all see and delete.
here is an example of an email I just sent for the owner of rubyguides . c o m a website to teach the ruby programming language: (text in green is my notes for you)

Hi {insert person name} very important to include the real name if you can get it, it makes more personal and specific
Hope you are doing well.
I have learnt Ruby by myself like 5 years ago. I have also stumbled on your website and have a subscribed a few months ago. try to connect yourself somehow to the domain name/the business / the person behind them
But I rarely use Ruby these days. this may hint reason for selling
I am checking if you would be interested to acquire the domain name r u b y. g u i d e from me for the price of $100. Yes fixed low price, am saving his time, and did not talk about how good the domain is, he probably know. the more you advertise the more annoyed the receiver is, and feel cheated.. he is already not happy receiving an email, believe me.
Its renewal price is about $25 per year depending on the registrar you use.

Thanks

Thanks for sharing! I appreciate everyone's feedback so far.

Good threads if you haven't read yet:

https://www.namepros.com/threads/end-user-email-samples-and-email-templates.853589/
https://www.namepros.com/threads/outbound-mail-format.1066120/

Another example:


source: https://domaininvesting.com/another-end-user-example/

lilbballer27 said:

Still looking, if anyone is willing to share.

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I’ve been working on a 8 part drip campaign.
Feel free to get in touch and I’ll share what I have.

dAvo said:

I’ve been working on a 8 part drip campaign.
Feel free to get in touch and I’ll share what I have.

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Hi dAvo can share your 8 parts template? thanks

@dAvo can you share the drip campaign template. thanks

The best domains sell themselves. Instead of investing your time in trying to convince "outbounds" that they need your domain, invest your time in researching and grabbing better domains. I am not saying that outbounding is a bad idea, just that it is useless with bad domains and not often required with good.

If you do outbound be sure to keep it short and don't use a bunch of "sales" language. Newer sellers may be forced to outbound just to get income rolling, in that and all other cases I would seriously suggest getting on the phone.