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YouTube Won't Let Contact More Than 5-10 YouTubers In A Day, Any Way Around This!

by cpacashman
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I'm trying to contact some Art YouTubers to get them interested in promoting some art clothing i've made with printful & i can only send about 5-10 emails a day to them anyway arount this.
#510 #contact #day #influencer #youtube #youtubers
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  • Profile picture of the author Jamell
    Can you not get their names search them and then send them direct messages on another platform ? .Commenting will work to get their attention too just as long as you are not spamming but adding value. .
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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    just as long as you are not spamming but adding value. .
    If you are sending promotional material they didn't request, it may well be viewed as 'spam'.



    I don't know how YouTube views this - but I resent it when I join an online platform and start receiving solicitations from people I don't know and didn't sign up to hear from.
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  • Profile picture of the author cpacashman
    I'm contacting them to see if they want to promote some Art clothing i have for a 50/50 split
    on commissions
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    • Profile picture of the author Frank Donovan
      Originally Posted by cpacashman View Post

      I'm contacting them to see if they want to promote some Art clothing i have for a 50/50 split
      on commissions
      Whatever the reason, if you're talking about sending bulk unrequested promotional emails, that's a pretty good definition of spam.
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    • Profile picture of the author WF- Enzo
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      Do these people want to promote your art clothing in the first place? And why are you targeting them on YouTube? 90% of the time that's spam.

      Heck if you send me a similar message here on WF, I'd spam you right away.

      Originally Posted by cpacashman View Post

      I'm contacting them to see if they want to promote some Art clothing i have for a 50/50 split
      on commissions
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    Never mind
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  • Profile picture of the author cpacashman
    How in the hell am i going to know if i don't contact them
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    • Profile picture of the author WF- Enzo
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      How are you in marketing if you don't know how to target your audience without using spammy techniques?

      Originally Posted by cpacashman View Post

      How in the hell am i going to know if i don't contact them
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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    It's 'marketing 101'...... place ads where THOSE people will see them and DRAW them to your offers. Advertise where artists gather online or in trade journals.



    Do you personally know any artists? "Street artists" and 'hobby artists' would probably be your best target. Professional artists not so much IMO.


    Another possibility is to find some 'art' that you believe would reproduce/sell well...and then approach THAT artist about rights to reproduce that particular piece of art.
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  • Profile picture of the author cpacashman
    This is called "Influencer Marketing" google it everyone it's not spammy
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    • Profile picture of the author WF- Enzo
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      No influencer has ever reached out to me on any platform by sending me an unsolicited private message.

      No influencer would ever do that.


      Originally Posted by cpacashman View Post

      This is called "Influencer Marketing" google it everyone it's not spammy
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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    This is called "Influencer Marketing" google it everyone it's not spammy
    No, it is not. Not at all. From 'Influencer Marketing Hub"....

    7 Steps to Becoming a Social Media Influencer:
    1. Select Your Niche.
    2. Optimise Your Social Media Profiles.
    3. Understand Your Audience.
    4. Create and Post Relevant Content.
    5. Be Regular and Consistent.
    6. Engage With Your Audience.
    7. Let Brands Know You're Open to Collaborations.
    8. Frequently Asked Questions.
    Dec 29, 2021
    Nothing like what you are proposing.

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    What is 'art clothing'??? Artists I know would be insulted to be offered a chance to put their art on a tshirt. Then again, if that is what they wanted to do it's easy to use print-on-demand and not split 50/50 with anyone. Is there a market for your idea in the first place?

    Sending unsolicited emails is not a plan that is likely to work for you. That is what members here are saying - but what you do is up to you.
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    • Profile picture of the author cpacashman
      That is how to build up a lot in followers on Youtube or Instagram

      7 Steps to Becoming a Social Media Influencer.

      Now if i find a good fit for my Art Clothing with a lot of followers how to i get in
      touch with them to collaborate.


      Originally Posted by Kay King View Post

      No, it is not. Not at all. From 'Influencer Marketing Hub"....




      Nothing like what you are proposing.

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      What is 'art clothing'??? Artists I know would be insulted to be offered a chance to put their art on a tshirt. Then again, if that is they wanted to do it's easy to use print-on-demand and not spolit 50/50 with anyone. Is there a market for your idea in the first place?

      Sending unsolicited emails is not a plan that is likely to work for you. That is what members here are saying - but what you do is up to you.
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  • Profile picture of the author Kay King
    Simplify your approach: do a google search for... art clothing ....then dig into the results to see how they display the art, how they appeal to their audience, how they build a list (if they do)....and how they attract customers. Might also be info on how to attract artists as well.



    How does your site and your offer compare to those sites? What keywords/phrases/content do they use? What platforms do they sell on? What are their legal terms of use and who holds the copyright?


    I was not advising you to become 'an influencer' - just pointing out that is NOT what are doing by sending unsolicited emails.
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  • Profile picture of the author VictorLoanz90
    I'd get their names and direct message them on Instagram or even Fb instead of that doesn't work complement them on their YouTube vids something subtle and uplifting such as complementing them on their content .
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