Sample Email: What Should You Say to Someone If You Want to Buy a Domain Name from Them
May 23rd, 2019
This post originally appeared on MorganLinton.com
BuyDomains.com has been the longest running sponsor on my blog, and needless to say, I’m a big fan. If you’re a startup founder who is looking to buy a domain, BuyDomains.com is definitely somewhere you should look. Over the course of the next year I’ll be putting some articles together with BuyDomains.com, this is the first – I hope you enjoy it – now let’s get to the post!
I talk to a lot of other startup founders, often at events completely unrelated to domain names, but we end up talking about domain names, since this is such a strange and mysterious world to most people. One of the most common questions I get is, “If I want to buy a domain from someone, what should I say in the email I send them?”
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