Write a pitch email to a business whose website is down
Enter your name, company, their trade and your offer. Get three short emails to a business whose website does not load, each with a subject line and a reminder to check first. Free, no account.
Your pitch emails
Example inputs, pre-filled so you can see how it works. Replace them with your own details.
Three emails of 81 to 87 words, each with a subject line.
Email 1: Your website would not load: Smith Plumbing
Hi [first name], I tried to open the website for Smith Plumbing in Austin and it did not load [check the site is really down on the day you send, and say what you saw]. I'm Jo from Lopez Web Design. I help plumbers: I can bring the site back online and keep it running. I can look at what happened and tell you what it would take to put it right. Would a short call this week suit you? Jo
81 words
Email 2: Following up on your website
Hi [first name], A few days ago I wrote that the website for Smith Plumbing would not load. I checked again today and [check the site is really down on the day you send, and say what you saw]. If you already know about it, no need to reply. If not, I can bring the site back online and keep it running, and I will tell you the price and the timing in writing before you decide. Would it help if I sent a one-page outline? Jo
87 words
Email 3: Last note about Smith Plumbing's website
Hi [first name], This is my last note. If the website for Smith Plumbing is back up, please ignore this and I'm glad it is sorted. If it is still down [check the site is really down on the day you send, and say what you saw] and you would like a hand to bring the site back online and keep it running, reply with a good time to talk and I will call. Either way, all the best with the business. Jo
83 words
Copy everything
Open the site yourself before you send, and again before each follow-up: a site that was down can come back. Say only what you saw. Text in [brackets] is for you to fill in truthfully. Emails are templates filled with your words, with no AI, and promise nothing. Follow the email laws that apply to you, and include your address and an opt-out where they require it.
Pitching a business whose website is down
- Check first: open the address, then try it again later. Many outages are short.
- Say what you saw: a parked-domain page, a server error or a page that never loads are different problems.
- Do not guess the cost to them: you cannot know how many customers a dead site lost.
- One ask: a short call or a one-page outline, with the price and the timing in writing.
Find the businesses
The dead-website lists show businesses whose listed site did not load, by trade and state. The website down checker tests one address and 67Leads has the contacts when you are ready.
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Questions
Say you tried to open the site and what you saw, say what you do and ask for a short call. The generator writes three versions.
Open it yourself, from another device or network, and try again later. The emails include a reminder to do that before you send.
The dead-website pages list them by trade and state, and the website down checker tests a single address.
No. It fills templates with what you type and makes no network calls.
No. The emails are written when the page is served and not saved.
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