Should I use my domain email while outreaching for links ?

[Waifu_tatyana]

Or do I use a personal email?

 

[kshatriya]

Depends on your volume and how many emails get spammed. As a rule of thumb, use another domain for outreach, since your main moneysite would need emails for regular day to day work. So if your site is moneysite.com, you can buy moneysite.org, do a redirect to the moneysite.com and use the moneysite.org domain for email outreach.

 

[Waifu_tatyana]

Depends on your volume and how many emails get spammed. As a rule of thumb, use another domain for outreach, since your main moneysite would need emails for regular day to day work. So if your site is moneysite.com, you can buy moneysite.org, do a redirect to the moneysite.com and use the moneysite.org domain for email outreach.

That's a great tip. I plan to take it slow and send maybe 5-6 emails a day.

 

[Algo]

Use another domain and keep yours clean.

 

[sageshark]

So if your site is moneysite.com, you can buy moneysite.org, do a redirect to the moneysite.com and use the moneysite.org domain for email outreach.

This is a very useful tip. It will keep your main domain safe too.

Using professional email for outreach campaign is always good. Whenever I receive any generic email for link request I ignore it because it just looks unprofessional and spammy.

Serious people use professional emails for outreach.

 

[JasonS]

Never use your moneysite domain for cold mailing or even in contact form spamming.
If people would start reporting it as spam, then there is a high chance of getting in the list of spamhaus and other spam prevention services.
Domains are cheap nowadays, so get a similar domain name and use it for redirection to your money site.

 

[Alex Kalos]

for security breach purposes, don't. but to confirm a real person is behind, yes, do!

 

[Owanceaser]

Use your professional email id. Because it shows your website address and sometimes keeps email filters from marking your email as spam.

 

[JesseVenturas]

You can use your personal e-mail for outreach as well. The main thing is to provide in the email as detailed data as possible about your site (you can make a screenshot of your statistics from Ahrefs). Write to new and growing sites.

 

[HenryObi]

Or do I use a personal email?

It's pretty easy to get blacklisted, so it is not recommended.

 

[IM Dude]

Gmail email is the way to go. Almost every outreach email I get is Gmail. Only serious buyers use domain email.

 

[Allen_Small]

Or do I use a personal email?

It's best to request links using your domain's email address. Your domain email proves you represent your firm or website. This can build trust and credibility.

A domain email can also assist you send and receive emails and avoid spam filters. If you use Gmail or Yahoo, your communications may be disregarded or labelled as spam since spammers use them.

Domain emails are more memorable and personal. This can help you stand out and help your conversation partner remember you.

Domain emails improve outreach and response rates.

 

[dragonlube]

I wouldn't recommend to use your domain mail, to secure yourself from spammy mails.
It is always better to use separate mails for personal and professional

 

[Turbo SEO]

If you use your own domain you have much more control over the quality and reputation of your domain name.

 

[Queen Heidi]

Or do I use a personal email?

Don't use your personal email.

 

[Imran_Saleem]

domain email always give better impression, so use it

 

[TechEinstien]

You will get a good response if you use your domain email. But don't over use it.

 

[Rulingseo]

Better to create a new email, use professional purposes,

so don't use personal mail.

 

[code API]

Depends on your volume and how many emails get spammed. As a rule of thumb, use another domain for outreach, since your main moneysite would need emails for regular day to day work. So if your site is moneysite.com, you can buy moneysite.org, do a redirect to the moneysite.com and use the moneysite.org domain for email outreach.

@Waifu_tatyana this is actually the best practice in email marketing outreach. I don't think using a personal email is a good idea tho, no matter the volume. But that's just me.

 

[judealex]

Both domain mail and general mail id have their Pros and cons.

I personally prefer not to use my domain mail id directly.