WHY, and HOW to Find Email Addresses

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In a webinar I completed with Josh Turner of Linked University yesterday, we discussed the need for finding email address of prospects you found on your favorite social network.

Currently, when you want to initiate conversation with your target prospect, you need to send a connection request through your social network. If you are like Josh, me, and most other sales people, you’d wonder if the bulk of your connection requests have gone into a
black hole? You sent that request a month ago, and still no response?

But think of it from the other side: if you are the decision maker who is receiving the connection request from a sales person, WHY would you answer that connection request? You KNOW you are going to be sold!

To get in front of decision makers, you require their business email address.

You can increase your chances of a conversation with a connection request, but you NEED a business email address.

You can get that business email address from Jigsaw at $1 a piece, or you can source the email address from the Internet for free. Yes, FREE!

There are techniques of finding email addresses from the Internet, but that’s a topic for a complete whitepaper.

For now, here’s a One-Click method of finding anyone’s business email address using eGrabber’s Account Researcher:

Enter the Name and Company of your Prospect
Click the “Find Missing” button
BINGO! Email address to use.

Works for any contact in any company on the Internet.

If you like the tool, here’s how you can get yourself a copy:

eGrabber Account-Researcher
(Single record at a time processing, unlimited records)
Only $79.95 / Month
Click & Get a Copy

eGrabber Lead-Researcher
(Batch processing, of hundreds at a time)
Only $1,995 / Year
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Clinton Rozario

Product Manager at eGrabber

Clinton Rozario is a B2B List Building technology expert and architected LeadGrabber Pro, the B2B List Building Tool from eGrabber. Clinton joined eGrabber in 2003. He held key roles in R&D, developing strategic and proprietary technologies. He is now responsible for development of eGrabber's List Building and List Completion Tool Suite. He is also available on Google+ and LinkedIn.