1) Hmm, not sure exactly what you mean. A basic example would be, "I can help you grow your %twitter% followers". You just drop the macro in as shown on the submission content tab at the bottom.
2) It replaces it with the word so %twitter% would just turn into twitter, but with the social media column, you can choose to only send messages to accounts that have social media present.
3) Currently not possible since it's handled automatically, but I can run this idea by Sven.
4) It should already do that when you click the big save/export button on the main UI. If you click the little down arrow next to the save/export button it will give you the option to only export websites. I click the big export button, then I save as a csv and open in excel. All columns are there including social media accounts.
No, this software will never scrape Emails because there was a software we sold that did this before and it caused a lot of issues with Spamhaus.
@s4nt0s would you be able to suggest us some ideas how to make money with this tool? I have been using it for a while with cpa offers but no luck at all...
As someone else mentioned, you will have to think outside the box and offer something of value. Spamming affiliate/CPA offers to contact forms most likely isn't going to yield very good results. If you offer a service that provides value to local business owners, you could use this tool to reach out to them in mass. You can use it to try and build a list by sending them to an opt-in page first, then marketing to them via the list (you will need to offer something of value)
There's probably a million way you can use this tool. For example, if you partnered with someone or a service that makes cool explainer/commercial type videos that local business owners might like for advertising their business, that's something they might find interesting.
There's a lot of examples that could be given, but it doesn't matter because it's not just about the idea, its how you go about executing it. You have to be creative, think outside the box and offer something of value.
@loopline - Seems to have figured it out, I won't go into details because that's his business and I'm not sure how much he would want to share, but he's definitely doing pretty good with it.
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Ive tried B2C, converesions are terrible.
Ive tried affiliate stuff, and conversions are somewhere between terrible and poor on most things. If you get a really good offer that fits that has the right landing page, you can make a little money here. Think perhaps enough to break even on server, proxy etc... costs. Maybe enough, or maybe not even enough.
I make all my profit working with businesses that have a great sales person/team and funnel in place. I have businesses that cant' close, and I send them traffic all day and they don't close anything and I quit working with them.
I have some businesses that close ok, and thats fine.
I have some busiensses that started out with this and didnt' close but they kept changing their approach even their product and are now starting to close and look to be able to close decently in time.
I have some businesses that are rock stars and I make the bulk of my profit from these.
The 1 thing I have not tested is, if I have my own product. So lets say I am a company that creates those cool explainer videos that S4NT0S was talking about. Well if its my product, then I stand to make a higher profit margin of course, but I have to deal with sales, and delivery and all that.
All my products I own are really niche, like scrapebox or GSA SER verified / auto approve lists etc.. So sending that to the masses, makes no sense. So since I don;t have a product and frankly don't want really to create one, then the above is my approach and scaling real world businesses that can sell is where I put the lions share of my effort.
That said, finding businesses that want to do this sort of marketing, well some will some won't have the stomach for it.
Finding ones that can get 1 or 2 of the needed components, like build a good lander, or get a good funnel or close sales etc... and that want to do it, thats even harder.
Finding the gems that have everything together or are willing to work on it till they do and that want to do it, thats the really hard part.
Also it takes time. Im just about to start testing with 1 business that I talked to back in January. Sometimes people aren't ready, so you have to treat it like a real world busienss, with lots and lots of work. This is not a get rich and buy and island by next week kind of thing. Its not even get enough money consistently coming that you can live off of it by next month kind of thing.
Ive tested contact form marketing off and on since 2015. I got serious about it at the end of 2017 in December and Ive been putting a lot of effort into this year. Im 8 months in and while Im making solid money, its not enough for me to live off of yet. (Mind you "life off of" for me with a disabled wife and 4 kids etc... maybe somewhat or significantly higher then what you might need. I mean if I was single with no kids.. I guess Im still not where I could "live" off of it comfortably, but by years end Ill be at that point).
I think you need to first challenge your own statement. If I have 10 million contact forms how do you "know" that "most" people send contact forms to their yahoo or gmail?
I would say a majority of companies, that are more then 1 man teams, will use an email thats
@Their-domain.com for email because thats just more professional then gmail.
Do people use gmail, sure, do "most" people, I would guess no.
But regardless some will, so there is an overall speed metric. If I go too fast, my click thru rate goes down, and its the same offer with the exact same message and url, so its obviously less getting delivered. So you just have to find your sweet spot.
I would bet mail filters will more heavily filter a bitly url then a regular domain. I feel like I tested this at some level, but I don't have any data in front of me to say for sure.
At the end of the day I can drive thousands of visitors with contact form marketing so if you lose X worth, so be it. You just need to do some basic testing to find the sweet spot that you don't lose more then you need to and then worry about the ones you do get to click thru.
