Finding end users (Tips Needed)

[blogcrash]

Just like the title says:

Finding end users (Tips Needed)

Thanks in advance

 

[RedTruck]

This is what I've been doing recently. Hasn't resulted in any sales yet, but I've had emails back from the folks I target, so I know I'm reaching the right people.

If you have generic keyword names, do a Google search on the exact match and see who's advertising using adwords. For each advertiser, follow the link to the corporate site, and look for the list of executives (usually under the About link. You want to target the VP Marketing and/or CEO. Look through press releases on the site to find an email address for someone who works at the company - PR folks usually list their emails so journalists can reach them. If no email is listed, but you find the name of a PR person, do a Google search for exact match of their name + company.com and see if the email address turns up. Once you have the format of the corporate email, you can put together a pitch and email it to the VP and CEO.

After running through all of the adwords advertisers, do the same thing for all of the corporate sites that come up on an exact match search. Well, maybe not all, just the first few pages. Then see what happens.

Not so sure about non-generic keyword domains. If you have 3 and 4 character acronym type names, you might do a search and see if any corporations or products match the letters and then do the same email harvesting process.

 

[blogcrash]

Thanks for the tip my friend

But i have a problem... in Portugal i don't see ads for most of my domains

because they are for english products

 

[RedTruck]

Do you mean the ads on Google in Portugal are for English products, or your domains are for English products?

 

[blogcrash]

my domains are for english/ american products

 

[RedTruck]

I haven't tested this, but I just did a bit of research based on what I remembered about using proxies and this came up - https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/125. It's a Firefox add-on that allows you to switch between different free proxies. If you select a proxy in the US, Google will think that you are searching from the US and send you ads that are intended for US users.

 

[blogcrash]

thanks my friend... i made the download but, to be honest, i don't understand nothing about proxies

i don't know how to setup the addon

 

[RedTruck]

Well, a little more searching with Google and I found a lot of proxies out there. This site has a list of proxy urls and their port addresses - http://www.publicproxyservers.com/page1.html. If you've installed the switchproxy add-on you should see "Proxy: None" at the bottom right of your status bar. Right click on "Proxy: None" and select manage proxies and add the information from one of the proxies on the list at the URL above. AGain, this should work but I haven't tried it fully. I'll do a bit of digging this evening and report back.

 

[blogcrash]

Thanks my friend... thanks

i would love to give you REPUTATION

Is there a button to do it?

Thanks ... i'll try tomorrow morning. Now it's time to sleep since it's very late here in Portugal

Thanks so much my friend.

I'll tell you if this works

 

[stewie]

This is what I've been doing recently. Hasn't resulted in any sales yet, but I've had emails back from the folks I target, so I know I'm reaching the right people.

If you have generic keyword names, do a Google search on the exact match and see who's advertising using adwords. For each advertiser, follow the link to the corporate site, and look for the list of executives (usually under the About link. You want to target the VP Marketing and/or CEO. Look through press releases on the site to find an email address for someone who works at the company - PR folks usually list their emails so journalists can reach them. If no email is listed, but you find the name of a PR person, do a Google search for exact match of their name + company.com and see if the email address turns up. Once you have the format of the corporate email, you can put together a pitch and email it to the VP and CEO.

After running through all of the adwords advertisers, do the same thing for all of the corporate sites that come up on an exact match search. Well, maybe not all, just the first few pages. Then see what happens.

Not so sure about non-generic keyword domains. If you have 3 and 4 character acronym type names, you might do a search and see if any corporations or products match the letters and then do the same email harvesting process.

Good Luck :yo:

 

[RedTruck]

So, what's your approach?