End Users and Emailing Them....

[pliddle]

Hi,

A couple of questions for you guys. Thanks in advance!

1) When emailing end users on a domain you want them to buy, what have you found is the best email subject that gets you the most replies.

2) I have been emailing some prospective buyers from an application I had built that allows me to bulk email, but it seems a lot of my emails have been ending up in the spam folders. I currently use GoDaddy Webmail (I even activated domain keys, I heard it makes a difference with being flagged for spam), would it be better to use a GMail address to avoid being put into the spam folder? Has anyone had success using Constant Contact & or MailChimp to stay out of the spam folder?

3) Can a couple of members help me out by PM'in me email addresses and letting me send a sample email and telling me if it ends up in the spam folder. Would really appreciate it. Thanks!

 

[Kate]

There is a (long) thread at NP touching the very topic

http://www.namepros.com/domain-name-discussion/68798-how-to-find-potential-end-users.html

 

[pliddle]

I did check that thread, did find some good advice about email topic but didn't really see anything on the helping with emails going to spam..... maybe I missed it?...

 

[biggie]

the emails may end up in spam/junk folders, based on the "subject" description


at least that's where i put all the one's i get, when i see "domain for sale"

 

[ff89]

***ame.com sold mid $xxxx

 

[pliddle]

lol, i always just use the website name for the subject...their website name....

the emails may end up in spam/junk folders, based on the "subject" description


at least that's where i put all the one's i get, when i see "domain for sale"

 

[scott_jay]

Hi,

A couple of questions for you guys. Thanks in advance!

1) When emailing end users on a domain you want them to buy, what have you found is the best email subject that gets you the most replies.

Try call-to-action subject lines, related to your website activity. And you should never lie about anything, unless you want the users to unsubscribe. Be creative and funny, when possible.

 

[DubDubDubDot]

2) I have been emailing some prospective buyers from an application I had built that allows me to bulk email, but it seems a lot of my emails have been ending up in the spam folders.

Sounds like their spam systems are working as they should against spammers.

 

[Name Trader]

Always send individual emails, not bulk. Some end-users will put bulk emails into their spam folder.