This happens everytime I open a new store...

Hello,

so as soon as I open a new store I got ton of "New Customer messages" - obviously people offering their services.
I'm curious if anyone knows how to reach new Shopify store owners and can you choose from which country they're in.

I have services as well to offer and I want to try it out with that method.
If anyone knows how to do it, please let me know.

That data is precious. They must be buying it from some source for good amount.

krishnaverma said:

That data is precious. They must be buying it from some source for good amount.

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I don't think so, because all sort of bams are reaching out. people who I'm sure that don't have money

Each time you "opened" a new shopify store and received so many messages / emails from people and companies offering you services, you do not bother to check all the emails / messages. In the same way if you are going to sent out such emails or messages to other new shopify store owners or operators, they would not bothered to check your emails or messages.

Trust WorkShop said:

Each time you "opened" a new shopify store and received so many messages / emails from people and companies offering you services, you do not bother to check all the emails / messages. In the same way if you are gonna sent out such emails or messages to other new shopify store owners or operators, they would not bothered to check your emails or messages.

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Nope dude you're completely wrong. They are using 'Contact us' section on my page that way all I see in my email is New Customer Message

You use a tool like Scrapebox + their built in Contact Form Submitter. You scrape Google by a certain keyword (or something else) that is included in all Shopify Stores and sort the list by date. Then you run the list through your Contact Form Submitter and there you have it.

patrikbones said:

Nope dude you're completely wrong. They are using 'Contact us' section on my page that way all I see in my email is New Customer Message

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Yes, that is why I mentioned it as emails / massages. So, just as you me and most of the people do not bother much about such in coming messages, be it through the contact us option or through emails or through whatever, in the same way if you are going to sent out such emails or messages through emails or the contact us options or whatever, to other new shopify store owners or operators, they would not bother much about all that incoming marketing related material because they will be receiving too many of these.
This is a assuming that you are going to send such messages through email or the contact us option or whatever with the intention of marketing and making sales out of it.

Trust WorkShop said:

Yes, that is why I mentioned it as emails / massages. So, just as you me and most of the people do not bother much about such in coming messages, be it through the contact us option or through emails or through whatever, in the same way if you are going to sent out such emails or messages through emails or the contact us options or whatever, to other new shopify store owners or operators, they would not bother much about all that incoming marketing related material because they will be receiving too many of these.
This is a assuming that you are going to send such messages through email or the contact us option or whatever with the intention of marketing and making sales ou

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Trust WorkShop said:

Yes, that is why I mentioned it as emails / massages. So, just as you me and most of the people do not bother much about such in coming messages, be it through the contact us option or through emails or through whatever, in the same way if you are going to sent out such emails or messages through emails or the contact us options or whatever, to other new shopify store owners or operators, they would not bother much about all that incoming marketing related material because they will be receiving too many of these.
This is a assuming that you are going to send such messages through email or the contact us option or whatever with the intention of marketing and making sales out of it.

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Then how do you think people who do cold emails succeed? You're wrong. I always open new customer message and although I know about dropservicing and stuff like that I ended up hiring one guy who know does video ads for me, for cheap

Heiko said:

You use a tool like Scrapebox + their built in Contact Form Submitter. You scrape Google by a certain keyword (or something else) that is included in all Shopify Stores and sort the list by date. Then you run the list through your Contact Form Submitter and there you have it.

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Interesting, so can keyword literally be Shopify?

Heiko said:

You use a tool like Scrapebox + their built in Contact Form Submitter. You scrape Google by a certain keyword (or something else) that is included in all Shopify Stores and sort the list by date. Then you run the list through your Contact Form Submitter and there you have it.

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also is it possible to target where are they from? I don't want to reach out to 16yo Philiphine kid

patrikbones said:

Interesting, so can keyword literally be Shopify?

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Probably not, but in Scrapebox you are able to select custom footprints so that you can minimize your limits only to shopify stores showing. What kind of custom footprint you have to use is something that you have to find out yourself, by browsing on different shopify stores and look for similarities on the contact us page. Its similar to the advanced search with Google: https://www.google.com/advanced_search but you have to manually filter out the results. Scrapebox does it automatically.

patrikbones said:

also is it possible to target where are they from? I don't want to reach out to 16yo Philiphine kid

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No idea, sorry.

Heiko said:

Probably not, but in Scrapebox you are able to select custom footprints so that you can minimize your limits only to shopify stores showing. What kind of custom footprint you have to use is something that you have to find out yourself, by browsing on different shopify stores and look for similarities on the contact us page. Its similar to the advanced search with Google: https://www.google.com/advanced_search but you have to manually filter out the results. Scrapebox does it automatically.



No idea, sorry.

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basically I want people who are from 1st world countries and have a Shopify store... couldn't find it on Yt

You can purchase the lists of all shopify stores or any tech used on a website
storeleads.app is specific to ecommerce stores. So, for example, if you want to sell ecommerce email marketing services, you can just target woocommerce or shopify stores.
Builtwith.com is for any tech. So if you want to sell email newsletter services, you can tell if a site is using, say mailchimp or aweber, etc. Or all wordpress sites using Contact Form 7. for example.
You can also find individuals on fiverr that will sell you a specific list so you don't have to sign up. The lists are expensive but well worth it.

There are basically 3 main contact form submitters on the market.

Scrapebox, which is a one time pay and has a bunch of apps well suited to SEO. Around $80

GSA, which has a contact form submitter, but you also need the Captcha software. Submitter is $100 + Captcha is $100

Paigham Bot, which is a dedicated submitter. I do not recommend PB, it has the absolute worst interface and training of any tool I've ever used. It's a nightmare. Super powerful but you will lose all your hair trying to figure it out. I'm now bald, I blame PB (I kidding alright, sorta)

Here are my lessons from using CFS s/w:

1. Use a VPS. Don't run this on your personal network. You also need a captcha solution to increase send volume
2. Like most things in life, this is not a shortcut. It takes a lot of work to get up and running and a lot of work to keep it running.
3. Craft your message. Results do come in, depending on your message. If your message looks/appears like you sent it en masse, then you get crap responses. If it appears as though it's a one off message directly to the site owner, you get much better responses. And also, if you're bringing value or providing a product/service that is of value to the site owner, you get better responses. As a webmaster I receive daily contact form submissions by the hundreds from all the sites I manage, and it's shocking how terrible the messages are. Most are basic junk / spam so if you rise up and put a decent offer it does sell.
4. The power is in your list. You need to keep and build up your lists as you go. The software will find websites and locate the contact form page but keeping the lists as you go means you are cutting down the time to submit. So instead of 3 hours finding sites and 1 hour submitting, you can spend 4 hours submitting.