Post An Example Of Your End User Contact Letter

[Joyceepoo]

When you approach an end user via letter or email, what do you say to them? In other words,

1. What is your "opening" statment after you have said "hello, I am"

2. List the points you stress about the domain you are offering.

3. Do you post your price within the initial contact or do you wait for them to ask how much or what DO you do?:]

Thanks.:gl:

 

[alien51]

You can either:

Check here:
http://www.namepros.com/68798-how-to-find-potential-end-users-101.html

or

Check here:
http://www.namepros.com/742232-emails-from-domainers-selling-crap-names-18.html


good luck.

 

[SK1990]

If you're interested in contacting endusers you should read the "How to contact end-users" thread which alien51 has linked. These questions have been answered REPEATEDLY throughout.

Good Luck

 

[DU]

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Dear Sir / Madam, (Sir works better than a real name)

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Most companies own all domains, whether it is .com, .net, .org etc., to ensure they do not lose any clients or sales to further grow and enhance their business. .Co is the best of all the new ones and there are many coming. Do not be fooled by people try to sell expensive COM. People will use .co correct and with efficiency as it is much shorter.

We look forward to getting you your Domain Name shortly.

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Increase with the number of visitors
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Increase in revenues from much traffic
Improve online visibility because domain is what people judg you by

Sincerely,

Roger Uranus Always use different name

Marketing Development Team
111 N Canal St Suite 1890
Chicago, IL 60606

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Send this out every day for about 2 weeks.

 

[Archangel]

Sorry but no one is gonna just post a real letter here (at least not one to be taken serious). Why? Answer: spammers. If it's a good letter, spammers will adopt it & make its usefulness go to 0%. Sorry but if you want a real one, you might need to private message a few ppl & ask them if they'd share No legit seller would post it online, in public.

 

[Joyceepoo]

Oops:O...Thanks for the links. I looked for subject matter on this, but didn't see it. Thanks Alien and SK.

:lol:Default I found some good nuggets amidst your facetiousness

 

[Archangel]

Don't use ANYTHING from DF's letter. lol That's a copy/paste of a spam letter we ll seem to get. Don't use any tactic from it. You'll come across as spammy

Oops:O...Thanks for the links. I looked for subject matter on this, but didn't see it. Thanks Alien and SK.

:lol:Default I found some good nuggets amidst your facetiousness

 

[Joyceepoo]

Sorry but no one is gonna just post a real letter here (at least not one to be taken serious). Why? Answer: spammers. If it's a good letter, spammers will adopt it & make its usefulness go to 0%. Sorry but if you want a real one, you might need to private message a few ppl & ask them if they'd share No legit seller would post it online, in public.

You're right. I should have worded the titled differently. All I wanted was a basic outline of how they do it...not their actual letter that they send out.

 

[DU]

Oops:O...Thanks for the links. I looked for subject matter on this, but didn't see it. Thanks Alien and SK.

:lol:Default I found some good nuggets amidst your facetiousness

I hope not. There is none to be found.

I hate referring to blogs but ElliotsBlog recently did cover this subject too.

 

[Archangel]

There are quite a few different ways. The links above will help ya. But I can tell ya now that there are a few things to keep in mind:

1.) Use names. You need to sound as though you are talking/communicating to a person & not a thousand. If you know the other party has the name Bob Smith, don't start the letter off as "Dear sir." ONLY do this if you have no other real options. If the guy's name is Bob, start with "Dear Bob."

2.) Mentioning a profession can help a lot. ppl feel better knowing they're dealing with a pro of a trade (at least if the trade was internet-related). Under NO circumstance should you refer to yourself as a domainer or domain investor. Both of those titles carry a load of hate. ppl resent them. Start something like, "My name is Jane Doe. I'm a graphics designer from Las Vegas, Nevada." Don't put "I'm a domain investor." That'll likely get your email deleted.

3.) Don't mention a price. You are NOT trying to get a buyer right now. You are trying to get interested people to mull over your domains. Too many noobs will put a price in their letters ie "This premium name can be yours for $1,288!" No--let them know that if they're interested, they should inquire. If you get that magical reply of "How much?" then you know you've done well.

4.) Propaganda doesn't work. Don't try to pretty up your domain. Don't try to make your letter sound too pompous. This DOES NOT work. Never ever ever ever ever EVER refer to your domain as 'premium.' Spammers and unrealistic sellers have used the word so much that it's lost its meaning. Put 'premium' on a permanent blacklist. While you're at it, add a few other choice crutch words, namely adjectives like 'great' and the cliched 'only' ie "This can be yours (note: never use this expression, either) for only $1,000!" Never use an exclamation mark, as it looks too zealous. And again: NO PRICE!

There are many others but these are the biggies you need to know. Others can be free to add to this if they want

You're right. I should have worded the titled differently. All I wanted was a basic outline of how they do it...not their actual letter that they send out.

 

[mitch007]

Finding someone to answer back an email is the hardest part of this business... and i learned the hard way, do not send it out globally with many names, send it out one name at a time at a time.... if they are interested they do bite back... then you can give them the particulars - price, expiration, what to do, etc..

DO NOT overwhelm them in the first email

My first email is this - short and simple style:

Please do not trash this email. I am a real person writing you.

I am contacting you because I own and am now selling the following website domain name which may be of direct interest to you:

MyDomainCanBeYours.com

Please let me know immediately if you may want it. A reply back is appreciated .

Thank you.

Mitch *******
[email protected]

 

[lothos]

Subject: Awesome deal on a great domain

Hey Dude,

I've got this kick ass domain name that I think you'll be interested in. You own example.com and I have betterexample.com which I am now accepting offers on. It's worth billions but I'm selling for $5,000 or feel free to make an offer.

Cheers bro,
Domainer.

 

[Archangel]

He makes a great point. Don't make your 1st email a page long. Don't get into too much specs. If it takes them more than 30 seconds to read, then your pitch needs editing :p

DO NOT overwhelm them in the first email

 

[Bannen]

I send two basic templates:

Yo Homey;
Yo crew sucks, yo website sucks, yo domain name sucks.
Axe me and I will reveal the truth. And the truth is in my domain name, whichsaid I wanna sell to your ass.
Send me $5K, and send me pix of yo homegirls in they skin only.

For some others, I also send something like:

Hello; (I include their name only if I'm sure who I'm sending this to)

I am selling my domain name BlingMuthaMutha.com for a realistic price.
Asking $425 (I only include prices for low-price names)

If you're not interested in this domain, thank you for your time and I won't email you again.

If interested, please respond and I will walk you through the selling and transfer process of this domain name.

Thank you,
(my name, city, country, but not address)

Short and sweet. I never try to sell the merits of the domain, only if they ask.

You pick which template works best for you.

The Subject line is always the words in the domain. If the domain is TryToWriteBetter.com, my subject header will be Try To Write Better.

Reply rate of about 1 out of 15 - 25 emails sent, on average. Also note that I haven't sent to end users since last winter, been caught up in other things.

 

[infmoney]

I really feel this one will get plenty of interest, do you mind if I use it? I really like the part where you mention if they can also send pix of their homegirls. This template is definitely better than the one I use.

Quote:
Yo Homey;
Yo crew sucks, yo website sucks, yo domain name sucks.
Axe me and I will reveal the truth. And the truth is in my domain name, whichsaid I wanna sell to your ass.
Send me $5K, and send me pix of yo homegirls in they skin only.

 

[Archangel]

Does this ever really work? Some ppl swear by it but it makes no sense to me. It looks like spam. If I see a subject like "How To Market To Noobs," I'd see it as spam & delete t immediately. Now, just today, I received an email about one of my domains. The subject was simply my domain. That caught my attention. Now, this is different from an enduser email but the physics is still the same, I'm sure. If you make your subject merely the domain you're selling, it'd be read if the domain entices them, deleted if not. Keywords look spammy, eve if they're merely the words of the others' domains. The tactic had never once worked for me but the using-only-domain thing has.

The Subject line is always the words in the domain. If the domain is TryToWriteBetter.com, my subject header will be Try To Write Better.

 

[Bannen]

The tactic had never once worked for me but the using-only-domain thing has.

I remember trying a short run of end user emails a couple years back using the domain name instead of the phrase, and that it didn't work well for me so I switched... but I didn't actually give it a real good chance with a lot of domains. Next time I blitz some end users, maybe I'll try using half and half, and compare which works best, maybe use 20 domains and try 10 with each type of subject.
Tx



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I really feel this one will get plenty of interest, do you mind if I use it?

I am blushing and ecstatic that you like this template and hope it does well for you. I could probably license it out but I am helpful-minded so you are free to use derivations of it amply in all your business dealings, free of charge.

 

[Joyceepoo]

Don't use ANYTHING from DF's letter. lol That's a copy/paste of a spam letter we ll seem to get. Don't use any tactic from it. You'll come across as spammy

Thanks Archangel...appreciate the warning bark!:hearts:

---------- Post added at 03:08 PM ---------- Previous post was at 02:57 PM ----------

I will be using every last one of them right down to NOT using the exclamation point!