GSA Website Contact - Automatically Send Your Product/Service to 1,000's of Contact Forms (Discount)

Here's an example of one that landed in spam just recently.
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From: Lashawnda <[email protected]>
Subject: Dollar Articles

Message Body:
Hi, If you need articles for your website make sure you let us know. We have an excellent team of writers and we always deliver fast usually within hours. And we have a special right now for you to try out our service for only $1 an article! ? <website link>
 
So if I understand this correctly this program is limited to yellowpages only for scraping. But let's say I had a big list of URL's would the program then search for the "contact us" page from the imported list or do I need to have the contact page already in my import list?

Secondly, I know a lot of people have mentioned that technically this is not sending an email, but if kind of is. I get a handful of contact form marketing emails in my spam every day, very few ever actually make it to my inbox. So what would be best practice for send info? I can't imagine anyone would want to use their own [email protected] or direct links embedded in the message. Wouldn't this flag/blacklist your real site and info? In conclusion, has anyone had any experience with spam issues so that the majority of sent contact forms don't end up in spam?

No one wants to spend all that time and energy just to find out their messages went NOWHERE!

1) This program can scrape websites from hundreds of search engines as well. Yellowpages is just one of the places it can scrape from, bu there are a lot more.

2) Yes the program will search for the contact us pages and automatically identify the contact forms, no need to import contact page URLS (unless you want to)

3) I also have contact forms on my blogs and they land directly in my inbox. (gmail) - If it's a serious website/business then most likely the admin is going to want to read what comes into their inbox from their own websites contact forms. I mean a legit business has a contact form so they can be contacted. The idea is to create a message that doesn't look spammy and mass sent. You can use different macros like %URL%, %domain% %title%, etc to pull in information about the website you're submitting to directly into the message and hopefully make it look a bit more personal. You don't want to fill your initial message with links, bad grammar, etc. Also, there is a blacklist option to prevent resending to the same site or to block sites if the admin doesn't want to receive messages from you in the future.
 
Oops forgot to post todays update: (even though I just posted a few seconds ago, it won't let me edit last post to add it)

1.61 - fix: minor issue with keyword history fixed
- new: small gui improvements
 
Is this legal in Germany ?

You would need to look up your own local laws for this, but as far as I know it is legal. (the developer lives in Germany)

Normally, you would go to a website and submit your message to a contact form manually, this just automates that process.

can i use this in india?

Yes, you can use it from anywhere. If you're asking about your local laws, then you would need to check on that, but as far as we know there should be no issues.

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Latest update:

1.62 - fix: minor proxy issue
 
Unfortunately it counts newsletter signups as successfully sent messages :(

Can you PM me some example URLS? A newsletter doesn't usually have a memo/textarea input but if you can show me some examples, things could be improved.

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From last update: (forgot to post)

1.62 new: support for jotform contact forms
 
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Sent with screenshots

Responded. It looks like one of the sites you sent has a checkbox at the bottom of their contact form saying "yes, subscribe me" so they opted you in when the form was filled out. You can add a new field "label "Newletter", masks: "*subscribed*" and "*newsletter*", self-defined with content "0".

Now if there are any other forms that have this, it will automatically uncheck them.
 
Latest updates:

1.64 - new: improved form extraction
1.63 - fix: minor proxy issue
 
How many platforms are included as opposed to scrapebox I believe only handling 2 platforms out of the box?
 
How many platforms are included as opposed to scrapebox I believe only handling 2 platforms out of the box?
From what I can tell, it's not platform based. If it can find a form to submit to on a site (relevant fields and a submit button on relevant pages), it will.
 
How many platforms are included as opposed to scrapebox I believe only handling 2 platforms out of the box?

As mentioned by phr0zt, its not platform based. It has ways of identifying contact pages and form fields and isn't limited to a specific platform.

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Latest Updates:

1.65 - fix: issue with macro inserts and a single % in message
- new: improved default field setup
 
As mentioned by phr0zt, its not platform based. It has ways of identifying contact pages and form fields and isn't limited to a specific platform.

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Latest Updates:

1.65 - fix: issue with macro inserts and a single % in message
- new: improved default field setup
How many platforms can it submit to as in identify and submit to?
 
How many platforms can it submit to as in identify and submit to?

It doesn't use any kind of platform for detection. You can load in any website and it will try to find the contact page and submit to the contact form.
 
I'm interested in this software but have a few questions :
- Is it possible to make it run slowly, as in max 1 message per minute or something like that to avoid a blast too heavy ?
- Any discounts you have ?
 
I'm interested in this software but have a few questions :
- Is it possible to make it run slowly, as in max 1 message per minute or something like that to avoid a blast too heavy ?
- Any discounts you have ?


You can run it on 1 thread and use the scheduler so it only runs for a certain amount of time if you want to limit things.

You can use the coupon 10off to get $10 off the normal price.

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Latest updates:

1.67 - new: ability to move form edit fields up and down
1.66 - fix: a problem with recaptchav2/recaptchav1-fallback
 
Wow, never saw that you guys developed this. I have nearly all of the GSA products, no brainer to add this one - thanks Devin and Sven.
 
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