Originally posted by Point8T
Sorry, off topic a bit, but i have a simple question:
Now that you mention it, how do you offer a domain to someone without them treating your email as just spam? I have no problem with business proposals, etc. but most of the time i cant think of a good way to get in touch with someone i think would be interested in a domain name.
Something Like:
Dear Sir or Madam:
This is a ONE TIME ONLY invitation for you to participate in
potential acquisition of the domain-name: XXXXXXXXXX
This offer is being extended because you/your business were specifically identified as one which might be interested in, and deserving of, acquiring this generic, premium domain-name.
Our client had acquired XXXXXXXXXX. for their own usage but their willingness to depart from it reflects a change in their original business plan and a realization that such a premium name could probably be put to better utility by an established, well-respected and leading resource on XXXXXXXX... like
yourself. If interested please submit your BEST OFFER, along with a brief statement of your proposed/intended use for the domain-name, at the following e-mail address:"
"Give a different e-mail address; better if its professional looking such as
[email protected](not real)"...something like that.
Sincerely:
Staff at DomainAgents.com(not real)...(something like that)
May wana get a suitable domain with e-mail for this purpose.
P.S. This is not a legal or even quasi-legal advice; just my own personal ideas working n this "direct marketing" stuff over last few days; haven't finalized myself whether and how I'd do it. Happy speculating and re-selling..
Edition: I myself have recently acquired two domains primarily for this purpose (DomainAgency.biz & DomainAgency.US. May also use them later for a related website).