BUZZOLO DOMAIN NAMES - GREAT DOMAINS NAMES FOR YOUR ONLINE PRESENCE
Great Domain Names for Your Online Presence from Buzzolo
  • Home
    • Contact Us >
      • Payment Options
      • Escrow
      • Services >
        • All Time Domain Sales
        • Godaddy
        • Make More Money on your Site
        • Word of the day
    • Brandable !
    • Why ?
  • Buy It Now .com
    • .com for Sale
  • Buy It Now TLDs
    • Other TLDs
  • Free Blackberry Unlock Codes
    • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Mobile Handsets >
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Bold 9930
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Bold 9900
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Bold 9790
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Bold 9780
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Bold 9700
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Bold 9000
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Bold 9650 , Tour 9630
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Torch 9860
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Torch 9850
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Torch 9810
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Torch 9800
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Curve 9320 , 9360 , 9380
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Curve 9300
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Curve 8520 , 8500
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Curve 8900
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Storm 9500 , 9530 , 9550
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Pearl 9105
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Pearl 9100
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Curve 8310 , 8310 , 8320
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Pearl flip 8200 , 8220
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Pearl 8100 , 8110 , 8120
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry 6xxx 7xxx: ie, 6230, 7100, 7290
      • Unlocking Instructions for BlackBerry Z10 Z30 Q5 Q10 Q30
    • How to Check if your Blackberry is Locked ,Unlocked or Hard Locked
    • Blackberry MEP Reader
    • Cell phone Unlocking . Illegal or not ?
    • Glossary of Blackberry Terms
    • How to Unlock A Blackberry Phone with OS 6.0, 7.0 or higher
    • Unlock BlackBerry With Zero MEP Code Tries Remaining?
    • Unlocked successfully !!!
  • Blog

Gmail Can Help You Identify a Buyer

2/13/2013

0 Comments

 
I use Gmail for a number of reasons, primarily because it stores all of my email and is simple to search through tens of thousands of emails nearly instantly. It’s inexpensive to use, and setting up it on various domain names is a cinch.

Did you know that Gmail can also be a great tool to identify someone who inquired about your domain name, even if you’ve never had any dealings with the person before?

Let’s say you receive an inquiry from someone that you don’t know. Perhaps the email isn’t signed (most likely a tire kicker or something else) or the buyer has a generic name like “John Smith.” Searching Google or Bing for the person might be a bit of a challenge, even with the email address. However, Gmail might actually identify the person for you.

When you search your Gmail account for the email address, if that email address is attached to a Google Plus page, it will be listed above your mail results. You can click the person’s name and be taken directly to the Google Plus page. If the person regularly posts on Google+, you can likely use that insight to find out why they want your domain name. You can obviously learn quite a bit about a buyer based on an active social media profile.

You might ask why you would search Gmail and not simply search for an email adress on Google Plus. I always search Gmail to see if that person has inquired about a domain name before. If you’ve had a contentious negotiation with the person a few years back, knowing where you left off is important. This search basically kills two birds with one stone.

Keep one important factor in mind, though. If a proxy service or anonymous buyer wants to create a fictitious Google+ page to throw you off, it would be simple. For example, if I was contracted by a Fortune 100 company to negotiate the purchase of a domain name, I might create a fake Gmail account with matching Google Plus page to make me look more innocuous.

Since most buyers aren’t huge companies, I think it’s beneficial to search your Gmail account for the email address of all who inquire about your domain names. 

0 Comments

    RSS Feed

    Author

    Stu Walker

    Archives

    July 2014
    February 2014
    January 2014
    December 2013
    November 2013
    October 2013
    September 2013
    August 2013
    July 2013
    June 2013
    May 2013
    April 2013
    March 2013
    February 2013
    January 2013
    December 2012
    November 2012
    October 2012
    August 2012
    May 2012

    Categories

    All
    Adsense
    Domain News
    Google
    Internet
    Local
    Movies
    Seo
    Technology
    Tv
    Website

    RSS Feed

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.