tips End User Email Samples and Email Templates

[towhidzaman]

Can't remember where I found them last year but wanted to share this with the community. Maybe this will help some of you to create your own. Cheers!

 

[DavidH]

Many thanks

 

[robert widener]

thanks for sharing i'll be using some of the above examples .

 

[RockBros]

...Think bigger, sell bigger... (shell out $xx - $xxx for a good domain with good stats, sell for $xxx)...

Thanks for sharing...
What do you consider "good stats", and how do you verify?

 

[omelet]

to be honest, I don't like these templates. Really hard to sell. Strategy totally wrong

 

[dAvo]

I still suggest getting on the phone.
Or even a direct message via Facebook or sms works well.

 

[towhidzaman]

Thanks for these swipes.

Cheers mate!

 

[towhidzaman]

Thanks for sharing!

You're welcome

 

[kawalsukhi]

Great samples! Thank you so much!

 

[hawkeye]

Are you sure you dont roll something else before posting? In any case you seem more a smart alec than I thought.

Amazed you can think. ..Or at least 'trying' to.

 

[towhidzaman]

That was what I was trying to say in my earlier post in this thread. That its better to learn the hows and whys rather than just copying and pasting.

Smart alec @hawkeye obviously doesnt think so.

OP It wouldnt be cool for me to come in hijack your thread and change the direction of the thread by posting emails just like that. I have no problem sharing any of mine. Im sure the forum is full of folks who have hundreds and wouldnt mind sharing

Please do share. I don't mind at all. Like I said I'm posting them for helping others so your opinions are gladly welcome

 

[towhidzaman]

I already receive several shorter versions of these e-mails every week. Now I'm going to get these new, improved versions, asking if I am interested in mydroneisbiggerthanyourdrone.com because it's similar to bigdrones.com.

Sorry if this is a problem for you.

 

[cloudguy]

99% of spam templates I receive are from Indian spammers, trying to sell some crappy names. Obviously they are using software to spam people, I have only one domain with prefix 'The' but received numerous 'offers' from these idiots selling their the+keywordklfmekndod domains, usually registered 2 or 3 days ago.

In signature they put some english names trying to mask their identity.

Personally, I'm not bothered with their spam because I filtered all messages of this kind to go directly to spam and trash folders, but with this practice they are spreading a bad picture about domaining as a whole.

Also, 100% of the WEBSITE OPTIMIZATION mails are coming from them, so really can't get how big idiot you can be to do 'business' this way.

Above written are the facts.

 

[cloudguy]

I have nothing against indian people, just indian spammers.

 

[towhidzaman]

Some of these sound terribly spammy. I'd recommend thinking it through before you use any of these.

In fact, I think you should NEVER use these--use your own words. But if you fused these together, weeding out the vast majority, they might work

That's the goal.. beside email will never get past the ISP's firewall and spam folder if someone emailing exactly like this

 

[cloudguy]

Ok, I will post one of these "99% of spam templates I receive are from Indian spammers, trying to sell some crappy names. Obviously they are using software to spam people, I have only one domain with prefix 'The' but received numerous 'offers' from these idiots selling their the+keywordklfmekndod domains, usually registered 2 or 3 days ago." as well.

 

[towhidzaman]

Ok, I will post one of these "99% of spam templates I receive are from Indian spammers, trying to sell some crappy names. Obviously they are using software to spam people, I have only one domain with prefix 'The' but received numerous 'offers' from these idiots selling their the+keywordklfmekndod domains, usually registered 2 or 3 days ago." as well.

Please do and don't bother posting on my thread. If you don't like it, ignore it. FYI, I may not remember the exact website name but I do remember these templates were officially posted by one of the top domain coupon website in USA.

 

[cloudguy]

My point is, I have never ever received a spammy domain offer from non-Indian people.

If I do, I will be honest enough to post it.

 

[towhidzaman]

Truly wonderful content to motivate the end user for making a purchase. Great stuff. Thanks for sharing.

You're welcome

 

[Avabelle]

Can't remember where I found them last year but wanted to share this with the community. Maybe this will help some of you to create your own. Cheers!

Why can't I copy and paste these?

 

[towhidzaman]

thanks for sharing i'll be using some of the above examples .

 

[aheiven]

good

 

[MTB]

Long story short, you can deny being a spammer, go ahead and still use templates and ignore advice given, but the only reason anyone would still use a template is because they are indeed a spammer and/or too lazy to do the proper research while selling a undesirable domain. Yes folks, if you want to be successful selling domain names, there is actual work involved, not just reg a name, send an email, received hundreds and thousands of dollars. The work is research.

@tomcarl Thanks for your excellent post, very informative. Research is key, no two e-mails should be same and be reasonable in negotiations. Short and to the point is better. The only other thing I add is "offered on a 10-year registration" that usually gets people's attention as almost nobody else does it.

 

[MTB]

That's the goal.. beside email will never get past the ISP's firewall and spam folder if someone emailing exactly like this

@towhidzaman What kind of checks do you do to make sure an e-mail will get past ISP's firewall and spam folder please?

 

[nikolasbp92]

Thanks!

 

[xingxing6666]

thanks all of you , learned a lot