Many Times I received mail that contain info like
Hi There,Mail looks perfectly fine but one thing that made me trash the email on the spot: the sender address. It was something like juliasmith12@gmail.com.
My name is Julia Smith, and I am the owner of a web design and development company. We would like to promote our client’s services on your blog by purchasing a banner, We make websites and provide SEO services.
Please get back to me with rates and availability and we’ll discuss.
I mean, the guy owns a web design and development agency and is using a gmail account? Nothing against Hotmail, Gmail, Yahoo and the like, as I have email accounts on all those services, but on a business communication like the one above using such services sounds fishy.
First of all it makes me wonder if the guy really owns a web design agency in the first place. In the case he does, he must have a website/domain, so how come he is not using it to send the email? Is there anything to hide?
Not surprisingly, when I did ignore those warning signals in the past and replied to the person using a free email account the results weren’t that good. Most of the time I end up not closing the deal.
Not only me, but also other do same thing. So buy a domain and server and be professional.
then which site should be used for to send business E-mails
ReplyDeletethen which site should be used for business mails
ReplyDeletealways use email id like name@yourcompanyname.com
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