Templates d'emails "Link building"

Hi {{first_name}},

Recently one of my friends who owns a startup told me that, ''He started his own business with nothing and still has most of it''
Puns aside, I am Vignesh Wadarajan I own a blog where I write stuff about blogging and marketing.

While I was skimming through this article of yours (https://hunter.io/blog/b2b-lead-generation-strategies/), I found out that you've linked to a well-qualified piece:- https://www.adamenfroy.com/how-to-start-a-blog with Anchor Text:- 'starting a blog'

The resource is truly great, it clearly simplifies blogging and helps how one can go about it. But despite such extensive info, I felt that the content didn't talked a lot about:-

1) How to choose a less competitive (yet profitable) niche

2) How to do keyword research in the right way

3) How to do link building

Which I see as definitive pillars to start any blog and I mentioned all those points in my definitive guide on 'How To Start a Blog' (https://www.vigneshwadarajan.com/how-to-start-a-blog/).

You can check my piece thoroughly in your free time and if it's good, please go ahead & share my link. (Not to say that I would be damn thrilled)

Note: By no means, I meant to say that the current resource from your article is not qualified enough, but what I actually meant was that my article adds additional perspectives and it might cater well to your content.

Thank you,
[[your name]]

Hi {{first_name}},

Great article on how to find anyone's email address. Looking at the WHOIS is a great tip.

One of your article links is going to an old domain - metricsparrow.com/toolkit/email-permutator/.

Last week, ahrefs.com switched their email permutator link to us because:
- The copy buttons on the old domain above are broken
- Our permutator has rare, common, and all permutations for ease of use
- We have an email permutation video tutorial + Q & A section
- Our page has been ranked no. 2 by Google for the last few months.

https://polished.app/email-permutator/

Would you be open to linking to us instead?

Hey {{first_name}},

[[name]] here from [[company]]. I ate a clock yesterday, it was very time-consuming.

This email won't be however :)

I am writing regarding a possible collaboration between {{company}} & [[company]].

I am looking for a mention of our post in one of your articles and I am happy to offer a backlink to your website in return.

We can return the favor a few ways, just let me know if you are interested :)

Waiting for your response.

Cheers,

[[name]]

Hi {{first_name}},

Recently one of my friends who owns a startup told me that, ''He started his own business with nothing and still has most of it'' Puns aside, I am Vignesh Wadarajan I own a blog where I write stuff about blogging and marketing.

While I was skimming through this article of yours [[article URL]], I found out that you've linked to a well-qualified piece:- [[article URL]]:- 'starting a blog'

The resource is truly great, it clearly simplifies blogging and helps how one can go about it. But despite such extensive info, I felt that the content didn't talked a lot about:-

1) How to choose a less competitive (yet profitable) niche

2) How to do keyword research in the right way

3) How to do link building

Which I see as definitive pillars to start any blog and I mentioned all those points in my definitive guide on 'How To Start a Blog' [[artilce URL]].

You can check my piece thoroughly in your free time and if it's good, please go ahead & share my link. (Not to say that I would be damn thrilled)

Note: By no means, I meant to say that the current resource from your article is not qualified enough, but what I actually meant was that my article adds additional perspectives and it might cater well to your content.

Thank You