Contact Form Marketing

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So I was looking around the Forum recently and saw some people mentioning Contact form marketing with GSA and Scrapebox and want to know if anyone has seen real success.

I personally have used it and sent tens of thousands of successful submissions and got no real leads. To be fair I didn’t have the best offer compared to the one I have now and I didn’t have a captcha breaker.

I’ve spoken to a few other guys in the space that say it’s not worth it anymore but I want to know what y‘all think?
 
Always wanted to test that also but didn't started even when I have scrapebox
Did you get replies but no conversion or you didn't even get a reply
 
Always wanted to test that also but didn't started even when I have scrapebox
Did you get replies but no conversion or you didn't even get a reply
I got 1 or 2 replies with no conversions. I think if you have a really good no brainer offer and bypass captchas to send to high quality sites in mass bulk it might work out. But things like bulk sms seem so much better
 
Webmasters know these are just spam and delete them. I had thousands of these messages and never once contacted the sender back. Most of them are sending SEO marketing messages, but I think they're poor knowledge scams. (people that "think" they can help you cause they studied something for 5 minutes! lol)
 
Webmasters know these are just spam and delete them. I had thousands of these messages and never once contacted the sender back. Most of them are sending SEO marketing messages, but I think they're poor knowledge scams. (people that "think" they can help you cause they studied something for 5 minutes! lol)
Yea I found the same think with previous sites I have ran. I’m just wondering if a new offer that hasn’t been spammed out would work
 
Contact form marketing is a tough sell these days (and previous days as well). Website owners have gotten wise to these unsolicited messages. I've also sent out thousands of these messages with no real result.

Good luck to you if you try, fortunately it is not too expensive (minus the catpcha breakers).

A new offer probably won't do any better in my opinion.
 
So I was looking around the Forum recently and saw some people mentioning Contact form marketing with GSA and Scrapebox and want to know if anyone has seen real success.

I personally have used it and sent tens of thousands of successful submissions and got no real leads. To be fair I didn’t have the best offer compared to the one I have now and I didn’t have a captcha breaker.

I’ve spoken to a few other guys in the space that say it’s not worth it anymore but I want to know what y‘all think?
Used to work way back but not people just do not open emails.
 
Webmasters know these are just spam and delete them. I had thousands of these messages and never once contacted the sender back. Most of them are sending SEO marketing messages, but I think they're poor knowledge scams. (people that "think" they can help you cause they studied something for 5 minutes! lol)
I find it ironic when people claim to be "SEO experts" but promote their services via cold email/contact form unless they're sending that cold email to show live evidence that they have ranked many websites on SERP.
 
It might still work but the problem with form marketing it will most often be read by someone who hasn't have a fit role for your to close the deal.

You should focus on the person you are trying to reach directly.
 
So I was looking around the Forum recently and saw some people mentioning Contact form marketing with GSA and Scrapebox and want to know if anyone has seen real success.

I personally have used it and sent tens of thousands of successful submissions and got no real leads. To be fair I didn’t have the best offer compared to the one I have now and I didn’t have a captcha breaker.

I’ve spoken to a few other guys in the space that say it’s not worth it anymore but I want to know what y‘all think?
How do you measure campaign success? Are you using your own URL or a URL shortener with stats or just a 3rd party URL?
 
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