discuss My outbound with 85% response, but not 100% in sales

[bonin]

Hello, I usually do not share my sales and send many emails to promote my domains, but sometimes I do.

Most often, I send emails to 1 - 3 potential buyers per domain and they are selected after a thorough search. Once I have identified a prospective customer, I find the most appropriate person to whom the email should be targeted.

I do research on the company and see what direction they are developing and what they are focusing on, and what is important to them as a business by doing so in the e-mail addressing this topic.

I can say that my English is not very good and I surely make mistakes, but I get a response in 85% of the case and about 50% ends with a sale ....

Below you will see one of the emails and I hope you can share your opinion on what I could improve. My problem is mostly that I'm not very active in sending emails, I do it 2-3 times a month, so I have 1-2 sales, maybe I have to change something in myself ...

Have a successful week and good luck to all of us, looking forward for your opinion.


Hi “Name”,

as a domain investor and wine admirer for me is a privilege to own two exclusive domain names, “domain name” and “domain name”.

It was not difficult to identify the "company name” as the most suitable buyer for these premium domain names. Some of your vineyards are located in these regions, and they are also home to the Garro, Querol and Moneu varieties, which you returned back to life.

Having these names is not only prestigious, but also an opportunity to tell the world in a creative way about these regions, the soil, the people and the wines you grow there.

Can I send you more information regarding the sale?

 

[jideofor]

what has been the response or content of the response you have received so far with this method?

I like the angle of the sale letter though but it can be better improved... if you tweak it even further.

 

[Lord Antares]

If you're getting a 50% sell rate, then you should be teaching us.

 

[jideofor]

If you're getting a 50% sell rate, then you should be teaching us.

ha ha

 

[bonin]

For example in the last 45 days I sent 3 emails to 3 different companies, promoting 4 domains and I managed to sell 2 of the domains ( 1 .net 2 word and 1 .com 2 word as well

Total purchase price ~$50 , total sales $1380

 

[Arfy]

For example in the last 45 days I sent 3 emails to 3 different companies, promoting 4 domains and I managed to sell 2 of the domains ( 1 .net 2 word and 1 .com 2 word as well

Total purchase price ~$50 , total sales $1380

That's impressive

 

[Lord Antares]

For example in the last 45 days I sent 3 emails to 3 different companies, promoting 4 domains and I managed to sell 2 of the domains ( 1 .net 2 word and 1 .com 2 word as well

Total purchase price ~$50 , total sales $1380

No seriously, you should give out some tips. I don't think there's anyone here who can manage that, assuming that you're speaking the truth (no offense).

I would primarily be interested in where you acquire the dommains and how you choose them as I believe that plays a bigger factor than the presentation.

 

[Tunababa8v]

Thats impressive. Care to share more tips?

 

[bonin]

No seriously, you should give out some tips. I don't think there's anyone here who can manage that, assuming that you're speaking the truth (no offense).

I would primarily be interested in where you acquire the dommains and how you choose them as I believe that plays a bigger factor than the presentation.

I bought the .net domain at godaddy close out, the domain was listed at undeveloped with BIN $580, after quick search on linkedin I found a company using same domain ending with “app” in .com, I found the founder of the company and then with rocket search I found his email address. I send him an email and after 5-6 day he just bought the domain via undeveloped with BIN

The .com was hand reg, I repeated the process but this time the owner of the company make me an offer and we close the deal in private. I can’t share the price and the domain in this case, only I can say is the domain contains the word “New Zealand”...

I sold both names in less than 2 weeks, I have a really small portfolio of about 70 names with 65% .com’s, so take me a lot of time for research to find the right buyer for my domain names. And I’m really careful when I send emails to potential buyers... may be no more than 50 emails per year

Hope this helps

 

[Presumed]

how did you negotiate?

 

[bonin]

how did you negotiate?

The first one was a BIN, the second they send me an offer which I accept

 

[FavourB]

Impressive

I am also in a similar position but no reply yet.
I own the domain (downeyautorepair/king)
After my search I was able to see two prospective buyers
1) Steven luzzi ( owner of Steven luzzi automotive)
He make use autorepair-downey/king which in the domaining world it is inferior to mine.
2) Joe Downey
He names his automotive center Downey Auto repair which makes it exact match,
But the don't have a site yet.
So no way to reach him just phone number and I don't live in the US
I have some other more but this guys are the potential customers, because others customers will probably use it for redirect.

Is there any advice on what to do..

 

[lambo.com]

Hello, I usually do not share my sales and send many emails to promote my domains, but sometimes I do.

Most often, I send emails to 1 - 3 potential buyers per domain and they are selected after a thorough search. Once I have identified a prospective customer, I find the most appropriate person to whom the email should be targeted.

I do research on the company and see what direction they are developing and what they are focusing on, and what is important to them as a business by doing so in the e-mail addressing this topic.

I can say that my English is not very good and I surely make mistakes, but I get a response in 85% of the case and about 50% ends with a sale ....

Below you will see one of the emails and I hope you can share your opinion on what I could improve. My problem is mostly that I'm not very active in sending emails, I do it 2-3 times a month, so I have 1-2 sales, maybe I have to change something in myself ...

Have a successful week and good luck to all of us, looking forward for your opinion.


Hi “Name”,

as a domain investor and wine admirer for me is a privilege to own two exclusive domain names, “domain name” and “domain name”.

It was not difficult to identify the "company name” as the most suitable buyer for these premium domain names. Some of your vineyards are located in these regions, and they are also home to the Garro, Querol and Moneu varieties, which you returned back to life.

Having these names is not only prestigious, but also an opportunity to tell the world in a creative way about these regions, the soil, the people and the wines you grow there.

Can I send you more information regarding the sale?

Hello, if you are sincere, I'd work with you and put insane wind in your sails.

My data has helped me become successful in this space and I am looking for someone determined and skilled to make lots of money with.

Dm if interested

 

[bonin]

Impressive

I am also in a similar position but no reply yet.
I own the domain (downeyautorepair/king)
After my search I was able to see two prospective buyers
1) Steven luzzi ( owner of Steven luzzi automotive)
He make use autorepair-downey/king which in the domaining world it is inferior to mine.
2) Joe Downey
He names his automotive center Downey Auto repair which makes it exact match,
But the don't have a site yet.
So no way to reach him just phone number and I don't live in the US
I have some other more but this guys are the potential customers, because others customers will probably use it for redirect.

Is there any advice on what to do..

https://downeycarcarecenter.com/ write to him a letter...

 

[Bla2e]

Wait, what's the issue here? or am I missing something?

The example email template you posted here is readable, understandable & straightforward. You say you're not good at English but I find it otherwise. You're really nailing this, my friend

If you're still concerned about your English part (which I honestly think you shouldn't) then install Grammarly and it'll help you improve & correct your mistakes.

 

[FavourB]

https://downeycarcarecenter.com/ write to him a letter...

Ok thanks let me do that now

 

[bonin]

Wait, what's the issue here? or am I missing something?

The example email template you posted here is readable, understandable & straightforward. You say you're not good at English but I find it otherwise. You're really nailing this, my friend

If you're still concerned about your English part (which I honestly think you shouldn't) then install Grammarly and it'll help you improve & correct your mistakes.

Thanks, to be honest this is my biggest issue, because I send emails to CEO, CFO and so on, and I want to be professional... but thanks again for the positive words.

 

[Bla2e]

Thanks, to be honest this is my biggest issue, because I send emails to CEO, CFO and so on, and I want to be professional... but thanks again for the positive words.

Your email template already looked professional to me.
Also, do not try to fix something which is working fine.

Your current level of English seems to be pretty good & understandable. Making it more professional would seem that its a usual copy paste template done by some automation tool & delivered by hitting the SEND button.

The uniqueness will die. Don't

 

[webdomainhub]

Did your domain name in the OB email lead to the lander at DAN.com?

 

[bonin]

Did your domain name in the OB email lead to the lander at DAN.com?

Yes