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datalyst
812 Posts |
 Posted - 05/20/2009 : 10:32:42 AM
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Often Imitated - but Never Duplicated
Real Estate Datalyst.com
Commercial Bulk E-mail CampaignsSend an E-Mail Campaign - Datalyst
We ARE different from the rest
We are (as far as we know) the ONLY commercial business who will send your UNSOLICITED commercial messages and also give you the OPTION to purchase & download the actual contact databases that we send to.
Also, our complete infrastructure is ONSHORE ONLY - we thought you might like that.
HERE'S HOW IT'S DONE
E-mail marketing is how many (if not most) "lead providers" get their info. For the professional marketers it is low cost, immediate, trackable and extremely effective.
You can pay $30 per lead and be forced to buy in quantity, say 50 or so minimum.
That would be $1,500 just to get the same data that might have been sold to 50 other LO's the same week regardless of some "exclusive" offer, depending on how much you trust the particular provider.
Or you can
GENERATE your own PRIVATE leads
by doing the marketing yourself
We have customers every day who do this and they keep coming back, so their business model must be working for them. Many admit they simply cherry pick the leads and then SELL the rest (usually paying for their marketing costs by selling the "unwanted leads").
This works for all lead types: purchase & refi, credit repair, debt settlement, loan mods, short sales, recruiting, etc.
E-mail marketing can consistantly work, but it is not for everybody. You can't be shy or afraid about what others may think. It is just business - make a plan and work it.
Every day we send:
Plain Text - with 40 character hard carriage return format. The choice of serious plain text marketers…You know who you are!
Text HTML - Full rich text formatted messages to your specification using Dreamweaver HTML - the preferred coding of most major mail servers today. Just forward your “ad copy” to us and we do the rest. Click through links created in a snap!
Graphic HTML - Nothing grabs a reader's attention like great graphics! We can send your message with images and code all of the redirects. Just forward your "ad copy" and we can easily get your full image messages out in no time.
Our current customers are having success with:
Building REA relationships
Creating their own exclusive leads
Loans
Loan Mod
Credit Repair
Short Sales
Recruiting LO's
Direct download/view website sales
Subscription websites
Loan rate guides
E-books
Powerpoint, video and other LO training materials
Industry related spreadsheet & database programs
Our Campaign setup:
1. Choose a database to send to - Select from our databases and target the prospects you really want. Some databases are quite large and that does not mean you have to send to the entire thing. For example: You could choose our MB/LO database with over 250K contacts and only send to a portion of the database - say 50K or 100K. We will always keep your campaign details on record, so when you want another campaign to more contacts we can eliminate the ones you already sent to, if you like, so you are sending to fresh ones!
2. Choose how many messages you want to send - Please review our pricing details below and plan your campaigns. We find that customers who take the time to plan their campaigns can actually SPEND LESS than those who are blasting on a wing and a prayer.
3. Message review - We will completely review your ad for various reasons such as checking for good grammar, spelling, syntax, tone and it's spam rating cross section. We will run your message through "spam rating filters" to help increase the chance of your message getting to your readers. We may offer suggestions on wording or symbol usage, possible changes to your message and help you to format your ad so it delivers the maximum punch during your campaign.
4. Your review and approval - We will send you an HTML copy of your message (or a link to your HTML copy - whichever works best for you) for your review and approval. You can still make changes at anytime, but when you give us the "go" command your message will be sent and we cannot get it back. Please double check everything before you tell us to hit the send button. We are never in a hurry with your campaigns, so you can take your time.
5. Make your campaign purchase- Once you give us the command to send, we will still need to process your payment before we hit the send button. This will give you time to plan your campaigns and choose the best sending strategies that will work for you. We accept all payments via Paypal and we will send you a special purchase link for your campaigns. You can make your payment anytime before we send your campaigns.
Campaign Pricing
(minimum campaign)
10K messages sent for $75
25K for $129
50K for $199
75K for $249
100K for $299
150K for $379
200K for $449
250K for $519
500,000 for $899
750,000 for $1,130
1,000,000 for $1,350
2,000,000 for $1,950
3,000,000 for $2,650
4,000,000 for $3,350
5,000,000 for $4,050
6,000,000 for $4,750
7,000,000 for $5,350
8,000,000 for $6,050
9,000,000 for $6,650
10,000,000 for $7,150
We have bigger discounts for the more aggressive marketers who desire 250K plus – 5 Million messages outbound each month (or each week!).
We also recognize bulk sending prices for customers who are not doing million message blasts. For instance: Let's say you wanted to send five individual 50K message campaigns across a month or so. You could either purchase and send each 50K campaign separately ($199 for the first one & $139.30 for each of the other four = $756.20) or you could purchase a 250K campaign upfront for $519 and save $237.20 or about 30%. You can still have the messages sent on your schedule. Remember, you are in complete control of your marketing - you always have choices with us.
You have the option to campaign to the same list as many times as you choose (same message or a different one) for 30% off on consecutive mailings as long as you send a campaign at least once every 7 days. We reserve the right to select times of day and to spread certain campaigns across multiple days.
Target the prospects you really want and select from our databases. Some databases are quite large but, that does not mean you have to send to the entire list. For example: You could choose our MB/LO database with over 250K contacts and only send to a portion of the database - say 50K or 100K. We will always keep your campaign details on record, so when you want another campaign to more contacts we can eliminate the ones you already sent to, if you like, so you are sending to fresh ones!
We find that most of our customers to date (small business marketing) are sending 25K - 75K once per week until they see the numbers they want. Everybody has their own strategies and methods.
Some customers use our service to simply increase direct sales at their websites. Others (MB/LO, loan mod, credit repair, etc.) use our sending resources to drive leads to their submit pages on their websites. Either way, we only charge to send the messages. We in no way charge commissions or lead fees. All sales and leads are the property of the customer only. That is just another reason why we are different from many other vendors out there.
Our Campaign Must Haves:
1. Your subject line - Make it brief, catchy if you can and to the point - avoid "spammy" terms like "Buy Now", "Hurry", "Sale", "Big Discounts" & "spammy" symbols like $, &, *, !, etc. Spam filters don't like those.
2. A first & last name - This will be shown on the "from" line. It should be the sender's real name (though we won't tell if it isn't). Avoid strange names as spam filters don't like those either.
3. A valid "reply to" e-mail address - This will also be shown on the "from" line. It will be subject to receiving auto responses (out of office, vacation, etc.) and the replies from your readers. It will also be subject to anyone who received your messages - so select it wisely. Many business folks don't like responding to non professional free domain addresses like gmail, hotmail, yahoo, etc. Put your best foot forward.
4. Your complete message - Include a one line title, if you like, in bold to get your reader's attention. Tell them who you are so don't forget the name of your business. Keep your paragraphs to three short sentences at most - any more and you might lose the attention of your reader. Use bullets for multiple important points you want to get across. You should have some kind of a closing statement to wrap things up and include your business name again, if you like (take advantage and brand yourself). Lastly, don't be afraid to let them know who you are personally, if you like - include your name, mailing address, phone numbers (direct, cell, office, toll free, etc.), and your "reply to" e-mail address again for them to see in your message signature. Everybody sends different messages so don't be afraid to try something - swing for the fences!
Remember, we do not charge extra for helping you put together a message, code your click through links or redirect graphics from your host server. We are not copy writers or graphic artists though, but if you have any questions at all - please feel free to ask. Also, we recommend the use of shadow domains when you reference to or have links to websites as well as your e-mail address domains. We want to help protect your business assets. The net can sometimes be a pretty strange place to navigate, so think like a boxer - protect yourself at all times. Yet, another reason why we are different from many other vendors out there.
Protection for YOU and YOUR Business Domains
We have campaign programs specifically designed to protect your business domains from being blocked, redlisted or blacklisted.
We send your messages from our commercial bulk sending platform. We send from multiple Class "A" IP's and multiple domains. This will protect you from any spam complaints because they will simply be directed to our server – not directed to you. We have entered into agreements with the mail server community and are required to follow the multi feedback loop procedures. We jump through the hoops so you don’t have to!
We handle spam complaints from our commercial bulk sender platform. When you follow our recommended protocols you will not have to defend yourself against spam complaints from mail server administrators against your business domains.
NOTE: Our only restrictions are that your content must be industry B2B related (or easily approved). We do not send campaigns related in any way to MLM's, dating/escort/other websites, prescription medications or OTC medications such as weight loss pills, gaming enticements or any other advertisements that may violate Federal or State laws.
You have plenty of individual options
You can use your own "reply to" address and receive all the replies (and autoresponders) or we can use ours and you will receive nothing at all - just the click throughs to your website.
You also have the option of using a "shadow" domain to further protect your business domain.
For instance, your domain may be loanbroker.com. You can set up a shadow domain called loan-broker.com or loanbroker.net. We can enter this as the "reply to" domain and you will receive all your replies, but it will send them to your campaign domain and protect your true business domain (we have found that recipients rarely pay attention or even notice the difference). You can simply forward your campaign domain replies to your business address account.
You can then correspond from your real address if you choose. This will even further protect your business domains and addresses from complaints, block attempts and blacklists.
It really depends on what you are marketing and how you want to receive customer responses. We would like the opportunity to design your individual campaign.
Projects take just 1 to 3 business days to plan and execute
It’s as easy as…1 - 2 – 3
1. You choose the database you wish to send to, the number of times to send to the database initially and your campaign “name” & “reply to” address (this data is your campaign instructions). The database can also be purchased at the BO discount price along with your campaign.
2. You enter “Mail Project: & your BO user name” as your subject line. Your campaign message (in an attached word doc if you choose), your subject line and your campaign instructions. We will review your project, reply to you with updated database counts, campaign agreements & billing information.
3. We will send you a test message for your approval & then send your campaign.
Contact us today
Chris Adams
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amflores
413 Posts |
Posted - 05/21/2009 : 2:29:15 PM
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datalyst
812 Posts |
Posted - 05/22/2009 : 08:16:42 AM
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Originally posted by amflores
can you comment on your average open rate.I would also like to know how you get around spam filters?
amflores,
You've asked some very good questions. Unfortunately, they do not have the clear cut answers you may be looking for.
Experienced marketers know and understand…
Open rates will vary from customer to customer, advertisement to advertisement and campaign to campaign. There simply is no known way to predict with any degree of certainty what open rates will be for any particular campaign.
That may sound like I am not answering the question, but it is the plain truth.
Open rates are a function of the subject line, the message content and spam filtering systems (among other things) present in all e-mail programs from Yahoo to Outblaze.
It all boils down to the message recipient’s initial judgment of the e-mail that will prompt them to open, delay an open, simply delete a message or whack the spam button.
Open rates will also vary based on the recipient list as well; whether it is truly opt in or not. Opt in messages will typically receive a higher open rate because the recipient has given the sender permission to send them mail. Hence, relationship campaigns are typically more productive. Now how does one generate a true opt in list? That would be a great topic for another thread, but it can be accomplished from a series of unsolicited campaigns. Sounds ironic, doesn’t it.
Spam filters, unfortunately are an everyday reality. We all have them (even if we think we have turned them off). Spam filters are a daily necessity for many, but unfortunately mail server customers don’t have as much control over them as they are led to believe.
The best way to attempt to get your message delivered to the recipient on any list is to market intelligently and productively. One tip is not to use known “spammy” lingo. The mail servers, that messages relay through every second of every day, have built in “reading programs” that strip out every word from an e-mail message and “washes” them through highly sophisticated programs looking for “spam” related content (they also look for illegal content that gets disseminated to numerous government agencies). Every piece of e-mail gets “read” before it ever gets to its intended recipient. Use “ad copy” that is not deceiving or full of hype. This is one of the biggest things a marketer has complete control of to help their messages get through many spam filters.
There are many other reasons why “spam filters” control the flow of unsolicited messages to the recipient. Each campaign needs to be designed from the start to maximize deliverability of messages. Even your bulk sender, if they choose to take the time, can do things to maximize the deliverability. Why send 1 million messages in a day when those messages can be delivered much better when sent across a few days to a few weeks. Most bulk senders just hit the send button and are not willing to take their time.
Segmenting mailing lists by domain to maximize deliverability to a single large mail server can help your campaign greatly. Feedback loop memberships will also help deliverability, but not always. Mail server administrators don’t appreciate huge draws on there resources even with agreements and feedback loops in place between commercial senders and mail servers. They just “stop or slow the flow” and will start blocking the mail that is causing a percentage of the overload. Having a bulk sender that uses quality databases is another way of “getting the mail through”. Mail servers know when ten’s of thousands of hard bounces are getting absorbed. Mail servers even know when folks don’t maintain clean and well managed databases. Mail servers have certain preferences for those who practice using a well designed database management system.
Judging campaigns
Everybody has their own way of judging a campaign. Some judge by open rates. Some judge by click throughs. Some judge by sales conversion rates or actual sales.
We judge campaigns by return on investment. When we have a customer who invests $X in our marketing services and earns a profit – we call that a success. It is always up to the customer to decide for themselves if they have seen “enough” of a profit. There are still those who like to think they can send to a million addresses and get a “certain percentage” to buy their stuff and get rich in a week or two. Real marketing takes thought and work.
In the end, most business folks agree that “fortune favors the brave”. If someone is not willing to try to market themselves or their products/services, they are setting themselves up for failure. Business is about trial and error. Without taking the first step, one will never reach their destination.
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Originally posted by amflores
One more question for you. Do you provide commercial loan office and commercial real estate agent data?
At this time we do not separate residential from commercial licensees in our databases.
It is something we get asked from time to time, but unfortunately there simply is not enough general demand for us to specifically data mine for those individually formatted data sets.
Please keep in mind that we are, at our core, a data mining and list compilation business. We can extract almost any specific data set for a particular customer on a project basis. The only drawback to this approach for the casual marketer is that these projects can reach $1000+ very quickly depending on a variety of factors including; research time, number of URL’s we extract from, amount of records drawn and managed, depth of extraction, complexity of the security & countermeasure systems any particular URL may have, etc.
A little of our background:
We have had customers question why a particular salesperson was not included in their purchase of a state REA database. We try to explain that if they really wanted all the extractable data that is out there as of this week, we would have to mount a data mining project for them. They quickly see their database cost rise from $49 - $79 to $650 - $1,500 for a single county or small state. Unfortunately, many folks who don’t have a lot of experience with marketing data sets get frustrated typically because they don’t quite understand that the data we already have for sale, at very low pricing, is high quality enough even for the serious marketer. Most marketers (even casual ones) use a broad distribution approach. When someone needs quality data specifically for a small data set such as only a city or county (3K – 15K records) it should be mined specifically in today’s market. We sell the bulk of our data in volume so we don’t have to charge $1,500 for 200K contacts in CA or $4,000 for the National REA database.
We usually do these larger, more expensive projects for other data brokers so they can exclusively resell the data to their customers. When we do this we typically enter into agreements with them that state the specifically extracted data set is owned entirely by them. That way instead of alienating our competition, we can generate long term business associations with them by supporting our lateral industry clients without them having to worry about us as competition for the sale of that specific data set.
The combination of these project sales and our smaller, yet higher volume, individual sales is how we run our business. We are beginning to shift to e-mail address deliverability and e-mail campaigning because that is where we see the largest volume of marketers turning to and depending on. We believe that everybody, not just the big players, should have access to the best possible marketing data at the best possible price; and get it downloaded immediately.
Chris
support@RealEstateDtatalyst.com
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Lenders
38 Posts |
Posted - 06/02/2009 : 07:25:34 AM
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Which email sw are you using? VoloMP, Lyris List Manager, Power MTA, RoboMail?
What IP ranges do you own? Do you have a full Class C
Yahoo, Hotmail and other ISP's have daily limits on the number of emails received into their network, ranging from 3-5K per day, how do you overcome this limitation? Are you capable of sending inline images, with 64 bit encryption to avoid spam traps.
How do you prove a violation has occured from your upstream provider?
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datalyst
812 Posts |
Posted - 06/03/2009 : 10:58:13 AM
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Richard,
You ask some very good questions; let’s see if we can answer them for you.
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Originally posted by Lenders
Which email sw are you using? VoloMP, Lyris List Manager, Power MTA, RoboMail?
Our e-mail software
We do not use a generic “off the shelf” system. We use a custom built program that has been evolving for over nine years. The host ISP that we have a commercial relationship with requires certain parameters to be met. These “protocols” or rules can change from time to time and we have found that no single “bulk” type e-mail software system (no matter how cool the name is) covers the range of needs that we have to remain compliant.
The major mail servers are all different and have varying protocols that we need to adhere to as well. A protocol is a rule or a set of rules and standards for communicating that computers use when they send data back and forth. Both the sender and receiver involved in data transfer must recognize and observe the same protocols. These “rules” will also change as time goes on – they always do.
We have found that by manually writing new code and tweaking our system to conform to each new rule change has let us stay in business without disruption better than any store bought program can. Though we do have our eye on a few programs that are customizable as backups and maybe, one day, our primary system - of course they cost about $15K. We are committed to staying in business and keeping our commitment to our ISP and the major mail servers.
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Originally posted by Lenders
What IP ranges do you own? Do you have a full Class C
IP range and Class
IP range is technical data that displays the IP address as as a numeric address so humans can decipher them – our “range” so to speak, includes only United States onshore addresses.
Our address range is: 64.xx.xxx.98 - 64.xx.xxx.130. We are on the verge of obtaining a C-block.
With that being said, we utilize 32 Class “A” IP’s. You heard that correctly; we use Class “A” IP’s.
Let’s be upfront here – we do not own our IP’s. Our ISP owns them – we rent them from our ISP.
The net is constantly changing and so should businesses who make their living from it. If we want to take advantage of each new change (rule) we need to be flexible enough to grow with the changes. For instance; Yahoo feedback loops require us to use ONLY one IP that is registered with them. They do not like it when we rotate IP’s for quicker mail delivery. We don’t like that, but that is just one of their protocols that we need to follow to stay within their “good sender” policies. We need to dedicate a server just for Yahoo using one sole IP address. That means any database we have that has Yahoo domains (which means every one) must have the addresses separated by domain and then split the sending list and use the Yahoo list on one server and the remaining on another server. Yes, our software is configured for this, but sometimes it has to be done manually.
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Originally posted by Lenders
Yahoo, Hotmail and other ISP's have daily limits on the number of emails received into their network, ranging from 3-5K per day, how do you overcome this limitation?
Getting through mail servers like Yahoo, Hotmail, etc.
Campaigning today is all about agreements you have with the host ISP and the individual major mail servers. We have monitored protocols that we follow which allow us to campaign as we do. We do not get “throttled” because we have permission to campaign as we do. We honor our agreements by not sending certain types of campaigns and not sending to certain types of recipients. We will not send campaigns that advertise the “pleasure” industry (for lack of better words), gaming enticement, pharmaceuticals, most MLM “get rich quick” type schemes (excuse me, “self employment opportunities”), etc. We have a niche of targeted recipients that we campaign to and campaign on behalf of.
The major mail servers are all different with there protocols. Each one has a different set of hoops to jump through and we do our best on a daily basis to entertain and honor the agreements we have with them. We also understand the issues with bonding. We do not require bonding to relay through networks that know us. Also, we do not usually send campaigns that require bonding. As I mentioned before, Yahoo has certain “white listing” requirements (feedback loop) as do other major mail servers that we send across and use the resources of.
“Use the resources of” is the absolute & fundamental key ingredient to the whole ball game.
We stay within the expected parameters of them and they “allow” us to exist. We do not send 2 million messages across AOL’s servers per day and give them a reason to hate us and blacklist our resources. We are mindful of there resources and we plan our campaigns accordingly. Also, we do not forge headers – so every single mail server (major or minor) knows explicitly that it was “us” who sent the messages. Whenever they have concerns with “us”, they know how to contact us (and they do).
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Originally posted by Lenders
Are you capable of sending inline images, with 64 bit encryption to avoid spam traps.
Spam filters (not spam traps) and image encryption
We do not encrypt messages in whole or in part. That is a practice that the mail servers despise! It automatically raises all the “red flags” and will bring an extreme amount of unwanted attention to us and more importantly - you. There is a much bigger picture to the net that most folks don’t realize, which comes from the folks who brought us the net. The U.S. Gov’t and all its varying agencies are finely tuned to what is on and sent across what we call the “internet”. You could get yourself put on some pretty weird lists when you try to encrypt stuff that has no viable reason to be encrypted. That may sound like a conspiracy theory good enough for a movie of the week, but it is reality and we like to stay below the radar and just do business as normal.
There are a lot of legitimate points that can be addressed
to best avoid spam filters than to try to hide from them.
We have better ways of avoiding spam filters. We maintain our agreements with those entities with whom we use the resources of to send our data. We do not forge headers. We would rather not code click through links with multiple redirects. We recommend the use of legitimate “reply to” addresses – avoid using “empty” or “abandoning” addresses that never get used; when you use these the mail servers know it and will watch you in the future. We recommend the use of “shadow” domains for added protection. We recommend avoiding cross domain messaging - if your “from” & “reply to” domain is bestloans.com, then avoid a click through to the domain 123loanmod.com. We often run messages for spam ratings and recommend ways to reconfigure the message to reduce its spam “cross section” on the spam filter radars.
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Originally posted by Lenders
How do you prove a violation has occured from your upstream provider?
Violations from our “upstream provider”
We, as the commercial sender, are held responsible for our campaigns from our ISP and the mail servers. We are the entity that initiates and follows through with the data exchange – not you. It is simply your message that is being transferred.
Spam Traps
99% of the time we use our own lists for campaigning (on occasion we will send to a customer’s list, but that is dangerous for us and very expensive for the customer). If we hit a spam trap, then it is on us. We know that it will cost us a minimum of at least one “cooked” IP address, about $1,000 from a bond account and a domain that we may never get to use again along with a server account that will take a big white listing hit. That is why we usually just send to our own lists – our data is our responsibility to keep clean. The cleaner it is, the fewer problems we have and we have not had a problem like that in quite a while with our data.
Spam complaints
These recipient generated complaints count against us. Each time we have complaints it may cost us money and white listing reputation. That is why we are selective on the types of messages we send. The cleaner, more legitimate B2B message that has some form of relevance between the campaigner and the recipient typically generates fewer spam complaints for us. I have mentioned this in another post before,
“It all boils down to the message recipient’s initial judgment of the e-mail that will prompt them to open, delay an open, simply delete a message or whack the spam button.”
Other complaints
Every once in a while a spam “activist” type can complain loud enough to give your domain problems. This would be a complaint from the individual recipient to whoever hosts your website or e-mail provider; taken from your “reply to” address, click through link, landing page, etc. (of course, they would have to find out who actually hosts your domain first – which can be difficult to do). That is why we encourage the use of shadow domains for all important and big business website domains. Sometimes a smaller mail server may temporarily block your mail from there service also (Outblaze is notorious for this). Of course, the complainant could just obviously unsubscribe from the campaign (which most don’t do for a variety of reasons), but that would be a topic for another thread.
You can also help to reduce the amount of aggravation one of your recipients might feel. Try not sending to the same list day after day. Try sending to the list once or possibly twice per week instead. Utilize some form of patience and variety in your marketing. Remember that Rome was not built in a day. You can attract more flies using honey than you can with vinegar!
Chris
support@RealEstateDatalyst.com
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ErikEquityFinanc
49 Posts |
Posted - 06/05/2009 : 10:32:37 AM
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These guys are the best. I've been working on a campaign with them for about 2 weeks now, from the very beginning. First off, I purchased a Realtor list lastyear from some website for $600, I got mine from them for $50. Secondly, their data is much better. Most importantly, USE their email marketing program! It's amazing!
The proof is in the pudding, not in how many people open, how many don't get spammed, etc. I've had 9 realtors get back to me, and 5 appts setup for nextweek alone. The second time around mailing the data is when I really started to get replies. I got replies from a Broker/Owner at Remax, a top producer near to me (4-7 deals a month she does), and 3 other hitters, all whom I will meet with nextweek.
Pretty incredible. My dealings with Chris have been fast and flawless. He answers everything and is always their to help, you can't be their service or response rates. The ROI should be incredible for anyone who uses this and really writes a well thought out marketing e-mail, in my case it was to realtors.
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lilearl
193 Posts |
Posted - 06/17/2009 : 1:43:00 PM
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How does this work? I purchase a list from you for $50.00? Than you email that list for another $75.00?
Is that per week or month? Please, explain? |
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datalyst
812 Posts |
Posted - 06/17/2009 : 2:17:09 PM
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Originally posted by lilearl
How does this work? I purchase a list from you for $50.00? Than you email that list for another $75.00?
Is that per week or month? Please, explain?
Earl,
We have a few different options for you.
1. You CAN purchase a database and YOU send your own e-mail campaigns.
2. You DO NOT have to purchase a database and WE can send your e-mail campaigns.
3. You CAN purchase a database AND WE can send your e-mail campaigns.
Campaign Pricing
10K messages sent for $75 (minimum campaign)
25K for $129
50K for $199
75K for $249
100K for $299
150K for $379
200K for $499
250K for $519
All consecutive campaigns are 30% off when sent within 7 days of the previous campaign.
We have bigger discounts for the more aggressive marketers who desire 250K plus – 2 Million messages to go out each month.
We find that most of our customers to date (small business marketing) are sending 25K - 75K once per week until they see the numbers they want. Everybody has their own strategies and methods.
Just send us your ad and we do the rest.
Chris
Support@RealEstateDatalyst.com
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lilearl
193 Posts |
Posted - 06/18/2009 : 10:46:51 PM
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datalyst
812 Posts |
Posted - 06/19/2009 : 04:11:25 AM
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Originally posted by lilearl
How much is option #3
Earl,
Which of our databases would you like to campaign with?
How many campaigns would you like to send?
Chris
support@RealEstateDatalyst.com
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datalyst
812 Posts |
Posted - 07/29/2009 : 9:38:59 PM
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Steve,
I appreciate the kind words. Don't worry, these types are everywhere.
Doesn't matter much anymore because the Admin has already removed their posts.
Chris Adams
Support@RealEstateDatalyst.com
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datalyst
812 Posts |
Posted - 08/15/2009 : 12:13:46 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by tard
send me some samples of the emails
That's funny.
I suppose you are bored again. The Admin deleted your mischievous posts from my threads just about two weeks ago. Read the posts above yours.
Move on & bother someone else...
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momort
6 Posts |
Posted - 08/26/2009 : 2:21:56 PM
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| What do you offer for loan leads? |
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datalyst
812 Posts |
Posted - 08/26/2009 : 2:51:59 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by momort
What do you offer for loan leads?
momort,
We don't really do campaigns specifically for loan leads anymore except for those who accept responsibility for their campaigns, already have ad content, landing submit pages and the understanding of what to do and expect. That type of marketing is not for the inexperienced, weak minded or those with a small marketing budget.
Outside of that, we generally concentrate on sending any legitimate B2B e-mail campaigns for our customers.
Chris
support@RealEstateDatalyst.com
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itsmeant007
57 Posts |
Posted - 10/07/2009 : 01:03:44 AM
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| Would like info Please |
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datalyst
812 Posts |
Posted - 10/07/2009 : 04:48:30 AM
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quote:
Originally posted by itsmeant007
Would like info Please
Anthony,
E-mail sent.
Chris
support@RealEstateDatalyst.com
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fleming65
58 Posts |
Posted - 10/24/2009 : 12:31:33 PM
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Anyone reading this post that has any question to quality an reliability of Datalyst...don't.
They are a very reputable company, provide a great list and stand behind what they offer.
I do not work for them or anything...Just my .02
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datalyst
812 Posts |
Posted - 10/24/2009 : 1:46:55 PM
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quote:
Originally posted by fleming65
Anyone reading this post that has any question to quality an reliability of Datalyst...don't.
They are a very reputable company, provide a great list and stand behind what they offer.
I do not work for them or anything...Just my .02
I appreciate the kind words - thank you!
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