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Lately, to speed up the process, I was thinking of using Whois information.
Have you tried this? Do people respond to those requests, or are the email addresses too old?
I'd appreciate input.
The only problem I can find is that the whois information might not relate to the site. For example, in my last company alot of domains had our information instead of the clients (hosting was not the promary business). As such the email would not reach the webmaster of the site.
Chris
Do the SENIORS recommend this? I know this would be SPAMMING, but I would probably try contacting a few hundred people to see if they respond. Correct?
If you're going to do it - make your intent clear in the subject line "Link Request" or some such.
I'm usually not the person they need to talk to, and if I am the person they need to talk to, they've usually been so invasive in their attempts to contact me that I write them off and delete their emails/voicemails.
If you were contacting me, not only would you have to be extremely nice and professional, you'd also have, at most, ten seconds to convince me of any and all benefits to me of not terminating the call or deleting the email.
Anyone taking time to suggest a suitable page on a site will get my attention. They've spent the time to evaluate the site in the first instance.
Relevancy and quality come first over quantity.
--Nick
