Poll: Does anyone here use contact form posting?

Do you use it for your business? Share what tool you use to do it.

who's using GSA website contact?

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No, not done it in years, but thinking of trying again with GSA if I can find a nice big ass review copy of list, as you mention, so nice thread.

RoiBox said:

No, not done it in years, but thinking of trying again with GSA if I can find a nice big ass review copy of list, as you mention, so nice thread.

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what are you promoting?

phil stewart said:

what are you promoting?

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A local business here in Sweden. But always expanding my borders. I would only use a list of businesses and not some random scraped list.

RoiBox said:

A local business here in Sweden. But always expanding my borders. I would only use a list of businesses and not some random scraped list.

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In my opinion it's difficult to find enough contact forms to promote to only local businesses especially considering that there are only around 50-60 million websites that have contact forms worldwide. I find the best things to promote are services that webmasters can use and that can be sold internationally. I mean you might find a few thousand sites that have contact forms in your area but like any other spray and pray type marketing it's a numbers game.

phil stewart said:

I mean you might find a few thousand sites that have contact forms in your area but like any other spray and pray type marketing it's a numbers game.

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Yeah, there are only a million companies in Sweden locally, so say 10% of them uses WordPress it is down to mere 100.000 sites. Not worth it .. ;-)

RoiBox said:

Yeah, there are only a million companies in Sweden locally, so say 10% of them uses WordPress it is down to mere 100.000 sites. Not worth it .. ;-)

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Better to do a telemarketing or text blasting campaign for local stuff like that, at least then your marketing efforts won't drown in a sea of spam. This is why email and contact form blasting needs high volumes to succeed, there's just too many people doing it so you only stand out when you're repeating your campaign to massive volumes over and over.

Greetings brother

I have been using GSA website contact for 7 years I think, I have built up a contact list of about 4 million in this time.

So here's the deal,

If you give me a list of at least 1 million contacts, I'll give you my list of 4 million contacts.

After you sent me your contact list, I will scan your list for duplicate contacts and add to my list.

so then the next brother who wants to exchange a list would then in principle receive a list of 6 million,

The idea is that I'm going to make 1 big list and then share it among my brothers.


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- whit your 1 million contacts sending me your wil recive my 4 million contact list.
- I DONT MAKE THE LIST PUBLIC I WIL sent it prived
- pm me
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Greeting my Brothers
(sorry if i misspelled annything)

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RoiBox said:

Yeah, there are only a million companies in Sweden locally, so say 10% of them uses WordPress it is down to mere 100.000 sites. Not worth it .. ;-)

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100k sites that you could potentially funnel into festingers vault?

I was thinking something like this:

Get GSA WC to find companies using WordPress, find if they are using a free version of yoast/rank math etc by checking through the html source, if so, funnel them to a bridge page, send them to daddy Festy vault.

Contact form subject line: I Love You...

Body: .. and your wp site..

I noticed you're using the free version of rank math...

Sure its great but wouldn't you want to learn how to get rank math pro for cheaper.. and totally legit?

I recently made an article explaining how... [link to bridge page]

Having recently read @s4nt0s gsa wc sales page, so just food for thought, dad.