A page already built for your product

Template

From

{sender_name} at 3 companies

Template

Reconstructed from 6 copies

Hey there,

{page_intro}

{comparison_context}

{offer_lead} {price}, one-time. The page includes {offer_benefits}, on a DR {domain_rating} domain. {offer_terms}

{page_cta_label} the {recipient_product} page: {pitch_url}

{pricing_cta}

{opt_out}

{signoff}
{sender_company}

--
Unsubscribe: [unsubscribe link]
{sender_company}, {sender_domain}

What goes in the slots

{page_intro}

Personalized opening explaining how the sender found or selected the product and prepared its page.Seen: “I made a page on MEDIAPRONET about {recipient_product} itself. It is built from what {recipient_product} already says about itself, with a screenshot of your…”, “When {recipient_product} turned up on SaaSHub, I built it a page on SitePatent instead of emailing you to describe one.”, “I found {recipient_product} on SaaSHub while curating CodeTrendy - and rather than describe what a listing would look like, I had the page built first.”

{comparison_context}

Text contrasting the standalone page with the product's appearance among alternatives on a comparison or discovery site.Seen: “On SaaSHub people come to compare, so {recipient_product} is shown in a table beside its alternatives. This page is not a comparison.”, “It is a different thing from SaaSHub, which exists to compare products and so lists {recipient_product} as one row among its alternatives.”, “On SaaSHub, {recipient_product} mostly appears as somebody's alternative - a competitor frames the conversation before a visitor reads a word of yours.”

{offer_lead}

Brief lead-in to the paid publishing price.Seen: “To be upfront, going live is paid:”, “Publishing is paid,”, “Straight terms: publishing it is paid -”

{price}

One-time price to publish the page.Seen: “$19”

{offer_benefits}

The search visibility, link, and optional promotional benefits offered with publication.Seen: “a permanent dofollow link to {recipient_url}, indexed by search engines and read by AI assistants”, “a permanent dofollow link to your site, the green Verified Business badge, pinned placement in your category, one social mention”, “a permanent home with a dofollow link to your site, indexed by search engines and read by AI assistants”

{domain_rating}

The domain rating of the sender's site, a sender-specific figure.Seen: “42”, “52”, “67”

{offer_terms}

Conditions such as when the page goes live, whether there is a subscription, and whether the recipient must display a badge.Seen: “From then on {recipient_url} gets a dofollow link that stays. There is no subscription, and nothing of ours ever goes on your site.”, “There is no subscription, and nothing of ours ever goes on your site.”, “No subscription, and never a badge of ours on your site.”

{page_cta_label}

Verb introducing the link to the prepared page.Seen: “Open”, “View”, “See”

{pitch_url}

URL used to open the page or sender site; may be a product URL marker or a sender-branded URL.Seen: “https://mediapronet.com/”, “{recipient_url}”, “https://codetrendy.com/”

{pricing_cta}

Optional pricing-page link and its call-to-action text.Seen: “Compare the plans: https://codetrendy.com/”, “Every plan in full: open the pricing page [https://mediapronet.com/]”, “Plan details: open the pricing page [https://codetrendy.com/pricing]”

{opt_out}

Low-pressure instruction that no response is needed and the page will remain unpublished if declined.Seen: “If you would rather leave it, simply ignore this - nothing goes live without you.”, “Should the answer be no, there is nothing to do: the page is only published if you choose to.”, “Not interested? No reply needed - the page simply stays unpublished.”

{signoff}

Closing greeting and, when present, the sender's role.Seen: “Best,\nThe editor at”, “Thanks,\n”, “Cheers,\n”

{sender_company}

Brand name used in the signoff and footer.Seen: “MEDIAPRONET”, “SitePatent”, “CodeTrendy”

{sender_domain}

Sender brand's domain used in the footer.Seen: “mediapronet.com”, “sitepatent.com”, “codetrendy.com”

{subject_opening}

Optional wording before the recipient product in the subject line.Seen: “”, “I put a page together for”, “I built”, “I made a page for”

{subject_suffix}

Optional subject wording after the recipient product.Seen: “, on its own page”, “, without the comparison table”, “is invisible where buyers actually search”, “a page”