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This is more of business + technical question that I had in mind.
Is there any software out there that can scrap the email address from the Google search results, for the domain names I input, transfer it into an Excel?

Then I could use the same, and automate to send out emails to different possible recipients.

Here are the steps I am thinking of:

1) Use the domain keywords to 'Google search' or run a tool to extract the list of websites
2) Scrap the email addresses from the websites
3) Store the email address in an Excel Sheet
4) Get the email address from the Excel sheet, take a fixed template and then, send out emails from one of my email ids.

Is it possible to automate this in any way?
I am open to exploring some paid tools as well, if required, but this looks like a good thing to explore.
If you have automated part of it, or completely, I would be happy knowing more about it.

Please also share if you think this is not possible at all.
 
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Don't spam.
 
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This is more of business + technical question that I had in mind.
Is there any software out there that can scrap the email address from the Google search results, for the domain names I input, transfer it into an Excel?

Then I could use the same, and automate to send out emails to different possible recipients.

Here are the steps I am thinking of:

1) Use the domain keywords to 'Google search' or run a tool to extract the list of websites
2) Scrap the email addresses from the websites
3) Store the email address in an Excel Sheet
4) Get the email address from the Excel sheet, take a fixed template and then, send out emails from one of my email ids.

Is it possible to automate this in any way?
I am open to exploring some paid tools as well, if required, but this looks like a good thing to explore.
If you have automated part of it, or completely, I would be happy knowing more about it.

Please also share if you think this is not possible at all.
Don't you mean "Scrape" the email addresses from websites? Having purchased 260+ .realty domains we're planning to do just that to promote our domains to realtor/agents nationwide. It's either scrape their names for free, or buy realtor/agent email addresses from a list broker for pennies a name,
 
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I get over 100 emails every week spamming me if I want the same name I recently register but spelled backwards.

And that they are "putting it on sale soon" (when it;s not even registered).

So yeah thanks for filling my spam folder with that kind of stuff. Hope you automate it even further and fill the spam folder of every user on the internet.
 
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Simple formula for outbound based personal experience, its not spam and we can do regularly when we would like do outbound :

# Build a real connection on social network

# Offer some free services like seo marketing,free promotion package , etc (ensure its valuable for their business )

# Offer your domain names based their reasonable budgets

# Repeat this method when you get a good ROI or don't do this if we have no result in 1 years.

Help Them First = Then We Earn
 
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i hear the future is linkedin
Nooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

My LI timeline is full of junk domain names from spammers. They haven't thought about the names they've bought, there is no possible business case for any but the very occasional one, the very few that may be half decent - none are fully, ever - are pitched at their whole contact base instead of being targeted.

I, for instance, have domain names to sell. I do not wish to buy any more except, maybe, high value names I can see a strong business case and realistic market for. There aren't many of those about at genuine wholesale prices. There is junk aplenty and I don't want it.

Please, @Samer, do not send any more to LI. I am already spending far too much time "unconnecting" those who have asked to connect merely to spam the hell out of me. Added to which domaining was not my initial, nor is it now my only, reason for being on LI. I hadn't even thought about domaining when I signed up. I have other things to do as well.

LI is indeed a great marketing tool used wisely. But there is so much domain (and crypto) spam on there just now, much of it from names I see regularly on here. I am afraid there will soon be a blanket ban on both. Which will, indeed, damage the market for those who genuinely have something to offer and know how to offer it politely and reasonably.
 
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Another outbound thread?
Outbout=spamming.
How many outbound threads do you need?

Outbound when done correctly is not spam.

If I have a domain I may think is a good fit for someone and I address it specifically to that person, or entity, then outbound is not spam.

I do agree with you that bulk outbound is spam and I dislike that myself. That said when I get an email from a domainer asking me if I am interested in a domain I do not look at that as spam. Again there is a limit, I had someone email me recently about a .net. I ignored the first 3 emails, told them not to bother me again with the next three, and finally I told them to fuck off and never email me again after the next 3.

So there is legitimate outbound and then there is spam and then finally there is addressed email where you sometimes just have to say fuck off before the person finally gets the point.
 
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Outbound when done correctly is not spam.

If I have a domain I may think is a good fit for someone and I address it specifically to that person, or entity, then outbound is not spam.

I do agree with you that bulk outbound is spam and I dislike that myself. That said when I get an email from a domainer asking me if I am interested in a domain I do not look at that as spam. Again there is a limit, I had someone email me recently about a .net. I ignored the first 3 emails, told them not to bother me again with the next three, and finally I told them to fuck off and never email me again after the next 3.

So there is legitimate outbound and then there is spam and then finally there is addressed email where you sometimes just have to say fuck off before the person finally gets the point.

Actually you have three kinds of spam....there's good spam(y), there's bad spam(n), the there's spam in the can:xf.frown::xf.smile:.

On a more serious note, i'm planning a good spam attack, with a fellow Canadian, to likely buyers of .realty domains.....i think we're looking to spam Kitchener.realty to some unsuspecting "end user" in Ontario:xf.wink:

"Outbound Marketing" is the Bomb!
 
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Targeted outbound works but for it to be targeted it will be a manual process and its not about quantity but quality.

One of the most effective outbound is done with EMD's that have a good number of adwords advertisers.

As an example, if you have the domain BusinessPlanWriter locate the advertisers that are paying for that keyword.

Email them, talk about the search term, volume, PPC and add a note "PS I make sure not to click on your link as I know it costs you money, I copied and pasted your URL and visited your site."

Explain how they can redirect this domain to their main site, or build a site that drives traffic mainly for that keyword. In the example above you could say "The keyword "business plan writer" is searched about 880 times monthly and costs $11.21 per click. In addition, the keyword is part of over 8000 monthly searches with a cost per click of about $9.70.

Most sites have a form, use that to contact them over email. Never lie in the form subject.

You might only contact 5 people a day using this, but it will be targeted and people are less pissed off if the email makes sense as to why you contacted them.

Some other tips. Don't ask them to reply with offers. Give them a site they can go to so they can buy the name now. Include a phone number in your pitch.

VPN's might be needed if you are dealing with certain keywords that advertisers have limited to only be in certain areas.

I could write a small guide on this when I have time, years of trial and error, but it works.

We all hate outbound, but its part of the sales world. Your job is to do it in the most gentle and polite way possible. Set a goal to contact 5 people a day with your EMD names, you'll be surprised.
 
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Targeted outbound works but for it to be targeted it will be a manual process and its not about quantity but quality.

One of the most effective outbound is done with EMD's that have a good number of adwords advertisers.

As an example, if you have the domain BusinessPlanWriter locate the advertisers that are paying for that keyword.

Email them, talk about the search term, volume, PPC and add a note "PS I make sure not to click on your link as I know it costs you money, I copied and pasted your URL and visited your site."

Explain how they can redirect this domain to their main site, or build a site that drives traffic mainly for that keyword. In the example above you could say "The keyword "business plan writer" is searched about 880 times monthly and costs $11.21 per click. In addition, the keyword is part of over 8000 monthly searches with a cost per click of about $9.70.

Most sites have a form, use that to contact them over email. Never lie in the form subject.

You might only contact 5 people a day using this, but it will be targeted and people are less pissed off if the email makes sense as to why you contacted them.

Some other tips. Don't ask them to reply with offers. Give them a site they can go to so they can buy the name now. Include a phone number in your pitch.

VPN's might be needed if you are dealing with certain keywords that advertisers have limited to only be in certain areas.

I could write a small guide on this when I have time, years of trial and error, but it works.

We all hate outbound, but its part of the sales world. Your job is to do it in the most gentle and polite way possible. Set a goal to contact 5 people a day with your EMD names, you'll be surprised.
I don't disagree, but if automation/computer can do it the same way I can 10X or 100X faster, would there be a problem with that? Things like AI make it possible, and far be it for this 73 year old to think outside the box:xf.wink:
 
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I don't disagree, but if automation/computer can do it the same way I can 10X or 100X faster, would there be a problem with that? Things like AI make it possible, and far be it for this 73 year old to think outside the box:xf.wink:

Everything is possible using automation, I do suggest before you build tools spend a good amount of time doing it manually and take notes.
 
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the author asked a precise question, no clear response yet.

this could be one of the most useful threads in namepros ever.
 
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There have been several explicitly clear responses and the question has been approached from several angles. Several obviously believe a scattergun constitutes targetting and some have offered their scatterguns for use. Most of us do not.

All that is possibly left is to actually do it for you, or not, as the case may be. Sorry, no takers.
 
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To me, it seems possible and I'm to work on this from next month.

You don't have to scrape the email from websites, rather scrape the emails from Google search result... and automate the email sending process.

Only manual work you will need is replying to the email if any lead comes.
 
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On a more serious note, i'm planning a good spam attack, with a fellow Canadian, to likely buyers of .realty domains.....i think we're looking to spam Kitchener.realty to some unsuspecting "end user" in Ontario:xf.wink:
I wish you the best with your campaign, but don't delude yourself into thinking that's "good spam".

You say you're targeting likely buyers. How will you determine that?
 
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I wish you the best with your campaign, but don't delude yourself into thinking that's "good spam".

You say you're targeting likely buyers. How will you determine that?
Likely buyers are people who have a connection the real estate industry like brokers, agents and home builders. Unlikely buyers are butchers, bakers and candlestick makers:xf.wink:

Spam and eggs....now there's good spam:xf.smile:
 
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To me, it seems possible and I'm to work on this from next month.

You don't have to scrape the email from websites, rather scrape the emails from Google search result... and automate the email sending process.

Only manual work you will need is replying to the email if any lead comes.
Now there's a plan Alex....i knew all this could be automated. As the old saying goes, "where there's a will there's a way."(y)
 
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It is possible to get targeted clients, please check:

https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf...hUKEwjr16rO2rHsAhUIA3IKHeEeCOoQ4dUDCA0&uact=5

in 100 search results, I found over 50 emails without doing any manual work......

You can write an AHK script based on certain keywords to search in google, and you will get all the emails in your desired file, desired format......... and even you can send the emails automatically.
 
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the author asked a precise question, no clear response yet.

this could be one of the most useful threads in namepros ever.

I disagree. Of course it can be automated. What kind of question is that?

I think he was more looking for advice on how to do that or some kind of feedback. He got feedback.

If he doesn't code, he needs to hire a coder. If he does, then the question is redundant.
 
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I don't think anyone is saying it doesn't work to produce potential contact details. Are you vetting them to make sure the contacts are relevant, and the emails are the correct business emails?

Personally, I just think it's lazy. And I think that will come through in your emails.
 
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