Templates d'emails "SEO"

Hey {{first_name}},

I noticed that in one of your blog posts [[URL]] you’ve included infographic on [[topic]].

We’ve recently conducted research on a similar topic [[more data about the research]].

I just wanted to ask you if you’d be interested to include our infographics in your blog post?

Just hit "reply" and I’ll send them to you.

Best,
Irina

Hey {{first_name}},

I just noticed that in your blog post [[URL]] you are using one of the infographics we recently created at Hunter. Glad you found it useful!

[[insert the infographic]]

Mind linking back to our blog post where this infographic was originally posted?

Either way, keep up the great work!

Best,
Irina

Hi {{first_name}},

I’m Irina from Hunter. I’m contacting you about your article [[title & URL]]. Great list!

It happens we recently published a [[study|guide]] that exactly dives into [[topic]]. [[Maybe one additional sentence about the content, but keep it very short]].

I think it would be a great addition to the list. Would it be possible to appear there? :)

Best,
Irina

PS. I would be happy to add 1,000 free requests to your Hunter account to thank you for the mention - just let me know the email address you’re using.

Hey {{first_name}},

Last week I wrote a [[type of content]] on [[topic]].

As you see in this guide, I was very impressed with [[some personalization]] and linked back to your [[website/blog/study]].

If you enjoyed the guide, feel free to share it with your subscribers or link back to it on your blog.

Either way, keep up the awesome work!

Best,
Irina

Hi {{first_name}},

I noticed a broken link in your article [[title]].

[[Describe the broken link, in what part of the article]]

Actually, I work at Hunter and I was reading your article because we are working on exactly the same thematics. To be fair, I think our article about [[topic]] would be a great replacement to the broken link :)

Either way, I hope this helped you out!

Thanks,
Irina

Hi {{first_name}},

I know you receive dozens of emails where everyone asks you to link back to their website.

I confess this is one of them.

But let me tell you about two benefits you would get from it:

1. Your content will be more up to date. I noticed that you are linking to an article with some outdated tips on lead generation in your blog post: [[referring_page_url]]

2. I wrote an article detailing lead generation strategies for 2020 that our team and marketing experts tried and tested: https://hunter.io/blog/b2b-lead-generation-strategies/. I think it is a great match!

I will be delighted to provide you with 1,000 free requests on our service Hunter (if you are not a user yet, Hunter is the leading solution to find and verify professional email addresses).

Let me know what you think :)

Hey {{first_name}}

I’ve noticed that you are linking to this article on how to find someone's email address in your [[referring_page_url]] blog post.

But I’m afraid that the content you are linking to was originally published in [[year]] and missing some of the effective email lookup strategies.

I just wrote an awesome blog post on a similar topic which is more thorough and up-to-date:

https://hunter.io/blog/how-to-find-someones-email-address/

We analyzed more than 12 million email addresses and added to the blog post some unique data insights that were never published online before.

If you happen to find our content useful, perhaps you would consider linking to it from your article.

Thanks,
Irina