.tv End User email for .tv

[b2b]

Hey fellas,

Need some help here....

Does anybody have any good enduser email examples dedicated to the .tv extension that have actually worked in closing a sale?

I have a great name that is highly suitable for numerous end users.

Thanks!

 

[b2b]

Any souls out there that can give an input?.....

 

[jeffoverman]

I don't recall but I think this could have been discussed a long time ago?? Maybe early 08 or 07 when I came inn.

Not quit sure. I'm Mobi now and can't search that well for it.

Its a good idea though and question.

J

 

[mckennaronnie]

Hey fellas,

Need some help here....

Does anybody have any good enduser email examples dedicated to the .tv extension that have actually worked in closing a sale?

I have a great name that is highly suitable for numerous end users.

Thanks!

There is a good thread somewhere on NP about ENduser Email templates that have worked in the past, not specific for .tv's but it should be easy enough just to add a paragraph about the .tv extension. IMHO

I'll try find the thread i'm talking about soon if that helps.

This link might help: Here
or For a 10 point plan on selling to Endusers Click Here

Good Luck.
Ronnie

 

[discovernow]

As regard to making a strong case for .tv regarding selling points, this is the best points below that I have seen which "Michaeldotcom" came up with.
He deserves tremendous credit for putting these 10 points together below:
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In a world where every possible extension will soon be allowed, the reasons why .TV will be a contender to match .com are :

1) TV is the most recognizable two-letter word in the world

2) TV is one of the very few words which are used in just about every country, every language and every culture

3) In a world where short domains are praised, .tv is the shortest TLD available, shorter than .com, .net, .org, .info, .mobi, etc.

4) If big corporations and established businesses have been using .com or local ccTLDs for their main websites, .tv is generally the only other TLD they've been developing websites on

5) Unlike all the other newer TLDs (.mobi, .eu, .asia, etc), .tv is the only one which has been development-driven and not speculation-driven. This means that there's a huge amount of great developed .tv sites which raises .tv awareness. More average people using .tv sites means more recognition for the TLD, more and more new endusers for .tv domains and that will eventually mean a lively reseller market. This whole development part just doesn't exist for .mobi, .eu or .asia, where there are very few developed sites and therefore no user awareness.

6) The growth rate of the number of developed .tv sites (+10 to 15% increase in the number of indexed .tv sites each month) as well as the growth rate of the search volume for .tv sites are the highest amongst all TLDs

7) The corporate enduser adoption is getting bigger and bigger. All the big TV networks are developing, using and promoting heavily new .tv sites for their tv channels and specific tv shows. A large number of satellite TV channels are now using .tv domains for their main websites, all those being promoted on screen in front of millions of viewers everyday. This again raises .tv awareness constantly, which means more recognition for the TLD.

8) The online video market has been booming in the past few years even though it's still in its infancy. We can expect a huge increase in this global market in the years/decades to come, which means huge opportunities too. And .tv has everything to become the TLD of choice for the world of video, news, entertainement and media.

9) Given the fantastic marketing/advertising/business opportunities that online video is going to offer to companies big and small, we'll see a boom in online video commerce and marketing in the years to come. And .tv is ideal for that purpose.

10) Finally, .tv is such a powerful and international recognized word that it gives an instant brandability and promotion opportunities. In a world full of confusing new TLDs, companies and users will turn to what has been established and well-known for decades, and that will be the old trusted TLDs (like .com, .org, .co.uk, .de, etc) as well as TV which has been part of every household for many decades even before the birth of the Internet.
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[b2b]

Hey fellas,

Need some help here....

Does anybody have any good enduser email examples dedicated to the .tv extension that have actually worked in closing a sale?

I have a great name that is highly suitable for numerous end users.

Thanks!

There is a good thread somewhere on NP about ENduser Email templates that have worked in the past, not specific for .tv's but it should be easy enough just to add a paragraph about the .tv extension. IMHO

I'll try find the thread i'm talking about soon if that helps.

This link might help: Here
or For a 10 point plan on selling to Endusers Click Here

Good Luck.
Ronnie

As regard to making a strong case for .tv regarding selling points, this is the best points below that I have seen which "Michaeldotcom" came up with.
He deserves tremendous credit for putting these 10 points together below:
________________________________________________________________
In a world where every possible extension will soon be allowed, the reasons why .TV will be a contender to match .com are :

1) TV is the most recognizable two-letter word in the world

2) TV is one of the very few words which are used in just about every country, every language and every culture

3) In a world where short domains are praised, .tv is the shortest TLD available, shorter than .com, .net, .org, .info, .mobi, etc.

4) If big corporations and established businesses have been using .com or local ccTLDs for their main websites, .tv is generally the only other TLD they've been developing websites on

5) Unlike all the other newer TLDs (.mobi, .eu, .asia, etc), .tv is the only one which has been development-driven and not speculation-driven. This means that there's a huge amount of great developed .tv sites which raises .tv awareness. More average people using .tv sites means more recognition for the TLD, more and more new endusers for .tv domains and that will eventually mean a lively reseller market. This whole development part just doesn't exist for .mobi, .eu or .asia, where there are very few developed sites and therefore no user awareness.

6) The growth rate of the number of developed .tv sites (+10 to 15% increase in the number of indexed .tv sites each month) as well as the growth rate of the search volume for .tv sites are the highest amongst all TLDs

7) The corporate enduser adoption is getting bigger and bigger. All the big TV networks are developing, using and promoting heavily new .tv sites for their tv channels and specific tv shows. A large number of satellite TV channels are now using .tv domains for their main websites, all those being promoted on screen in front of millions of viewers everyday. This again raises .tv awareness constantly, which means more recognition for the TLD.

8) The online video market has been booming in the past few years even though it's still in its infancy. We can expect a huge increase in this global market in the years/decades to come, which means huge opportunities too. And .tv has everything to become the TLD of choice for the world of video, news, entertainement and media.

9) Given the fantastic marketing/advertising/business opportunities that online video is going to offer to companies big and small, we'll see a boom in online video commerce and marketing in the years to come. And .tv is ideal for that purpose.

10) Finally, .tv is such a powerful and international recognized word that it gives an instant brandability and promotion opportunities. In a world full of confusing new TLDs, companies and users will turn to what has been established and well-known for decades, and that will be the old trusted TLDs (like .com, .org, .co.uk, .de, etc) as well as TV which has been part of every household for many decades even before the birth of the Internet.
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Thanks mckennaronnie, discovernow and StoneRoses for the pm!
Greatly appreciated!

Rep'd ya!

Ok, now when I send these emails, do I send them from my gmail, domain portfolio website's email (if you would have one) or from the domain's email itself (for example: trying to sell games.com, would then send an email from [email protected]) ?

 

[-Adam-]

Honestly when sending to end users you need to have an email account that represents professionalism so I would stay away from the free ones such as hotmail, gmail, yahoo, aol and so fourth.

 

[krx]

I was going to start a thread just like this one. So nice to find it already here!

I am drafting a sales pitch letter that will go to businesses on .com sites that are the same or very similar to my .tv domains. Most of them will I'm sure need to have their eyes opened to the merits of .tv for their businesses. For example, why would they need to augment their existing .com site with its .tv counterpart? What advantages would this give them?

The following point is the one I think comes the closest to addressing these questions...

9) Given the fantastic marketing/advertising/business opportunities that online video is going to offer to companies big and small, we'll see a boom in online video commerce and marketing in the years to come. And .tv is ideal for that purpose.

But I want to get more concrete and specific than this. I want to cite examples. Like, what exactly would say a Fortune 500 company use a .tv site for? What are the possibilities? What are the really stellar examples we could use to illustrate .TVs potential for businesses?