if you believe your product brings value to a potential customer then it's not s...

discreditable · on March 13, 2017

Unsolicited messages sent to push a product are spam by definition.

AznHisoka · on March 13, 2017

everybody thinks their product brings value.

majewsky · on March 13, 2017

Everybody's product brings value. But only some products bring value to the customers. ;)

_gjrn · on March 13, 2017

SaaS (Software as a SPAM)

Gh0stRAT · on March 13, 2017

SPAM = the meat product

Spam or spam = unsolicited emails

NumberCruncher · on March 13, 2017

In Germany it is. You may get fined for that and it may get really expensive quickly.

koolba · on March 13, 2017

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aplummer · on March 13, 2017

This list can be summarised as "try genuine interpersonal engagement". A lot of great friendships and work relationships start from business outreach.

So this analogy :/

mustafabisic1 · on March 13, 2017

Agreed.

jlebrech · on March 13, 2017

sending an email might be annoying to some, but i'm sure it's the least invasive type of cold calling.

Maybe sponsoring a mailing list would be less invasive and you can target people that are ok with getting info about that product.