How to Get contact information
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Hello
may be many know answer to this question ? if i want to contact some webmaster who don't have a contact firm and hides his information in whois of the domain.
what are the other ways to contact the webmaster for the website?
Blindly shooting an email [email protected] ?
i want to contact some webmasters for link building
thanks
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thank you so much guys.. great suggestions ! the final answer is need to digg in more to get contacts and maintain a good relationship with people.. that will defiantly payback one day
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Check social media properties for the brand name or URL and try to find more information there. If you can't get an email address that way you can message them through the social media platform you found them to build the first connection, then ask for email address after that.
Hope it helps!
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There are multiple angles you can go about to getting the webmasters contact information even if it's not listed on their website.
Search for them on popular social media websites like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. That's a great way to put a "face" to who you are and let's the webmaster know you are going out of your way to find out more about them.
A method we like to employ on our team is to examine the target websites backlinks and build relationships with THOSE webmasters. Once you build a decent rapport with them you can broach the subject to see if they can get you in contact with the target website.
Link building isn't easy and as many have said before in the SEOmoz community it's more like relationship building. With that mindset and a little creativity, you'll get some of the best links on the web.
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Post a comment on his page if he allows that, find who he links to and talk to them , find who links to him and talk to them, .Create something of interest to him and mention his site in it.
Do not use an email extractor tool.
hope that helps a little bit
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