Anybody providing domain buyer leads ?

[Asfas1000]

I'm thinking to do some outbound for my domain names and wondering if anyone is providing hand-picked leads for a fee ?

I know there are a few tools out there that provide automated leads, but I don't think they work very well...

So if you are doing this or know someone who offers this service , please PM or post in the thread.

 

[Cdomains]

I think Estibot has a leads service included with their paid accounts.

Never used it, so I can't comment on how good it is.

 

[Cdomains]

Most of us use Google to find leads

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Domainero has a service that will send out your outbounds for you for a fee of course. never tried.

 

[Cdomains]

I also remember seeing a site that does this, but I can't remember what it is.

Try Google.

 

[korganian]

Domainero has a service that will send out your outbounds for you for a fee of course. never tried.

Not anymore, they shut that service down.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Not anymore, they shut that service down.

wow! really? lol maybe for spammy tactics? lol

 

[Asfas1000]

Yes Google is a good source of leads, my problem is I lack the time to do it.

I've used Estibot's lead finder in the past, some were decent leads, but you'd need to weed out a lot of them. Same experience with Domainero.

I think it's best to be done manually....wondering if anyone gets paid to do this job.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

why not try the dark web? lol I hear you can pretty much get anything on there. maybe a list of all the email address of domain buyers over at escrow.com and godaddy and sedo? lol for a bitcoin or two.

 

[kisii]

I think I can do this because I have enough time!

 

[wormfood]

I think I'm pretty good at finding leads, and I wouldn't make it very expensive.
Maybe you were talking about an established service, but you can PM me if you want, and I could do a 'free trial' :D

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Yes Google is a good source of leads, my problem is I lack the time to do it.

I've used Estibot's lead finder in the past, some were decent leads, but you'd need to weed out a lot of them. Same experience with Domainero.

I think it's best to be done manually....wondering if anyone gets paid to do this job.

Freelancer.com

but it's also useful to have a data scraper like Scrapebox find domains with the keywords of your domain and get contact emails all in a neat organized excel sheet.

 

[Asfas1000]

Freelancer.com

but it's also useful to have a data scraper like Scrapebox find domains with the keywords of your domain and get contact emails all in a neat organized excel sheet.

Scrapebox that might be a good idea !

Regarding Freelancer and other similar services, the problem is people will need to get some training first, starting with what a domain name is etc lol

 

[ben pedri]

im me a list of your 5 best ill get you some good leads,its not just about google ing the domain its about seeing how much a company has vested in their name and if their up to date with tech ,a lot of my sales go thru the web guy ,which in turn I give them business or a silent cut

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

Scrapebox that might be a good idea !

Regarding Freelancer and other similar services, the problem is people will need to get some training first, starting with what a domain name is etc lol

umm just specific you want someone with experience in data scraping. they might end up just using scrapebox anyways.

 

[WhoaDomain.com]

im me a list of your 5 best ill get you some good leads,its not just about google ing the domain its about seeing how much a company has vested in the domain and if their up to date with tech ,a lot of my sales go thru the web guy ,which in turn I give them business or a silent cut

you just gave me a good idea for a thread. thanks!

 

[Asfas1000]

im me a list of your 5 best ill get you some good leads,its not just about google ing the domain its about seeing how much a company has vested in their name and if their up to date with tech ,a lot of my sales go thru the web guy ,which in turn I give them business or a silent cut

Ben Pedri well said re. the company's awareness about tech and domain names.

 

[Dmytros]

Asfas1000, send PM.

 

[Cdomains]

It is not rocket science.

Use Google to start, then again to find the right person to contact.

It is not that hard.

 

[isankett]

I learned one thing. Post all domains for sale(namepros) tags individually and this auto lists on google SRP where potential buyers always search with keyword and get your post link. This small act could lead you to get direct buyer who is actually looking for that domain.