Capabilities of GSA Contact submitter
michaeldon
sofia
I am looking for a contact form submitter to use for a project I am working on. I have already scraped a list of contacts including things like:
website domain name, Location, company name, competitors, popularity rating, etc
I watched a video on GSA Website Contact and it seems it would have no problem finding the contact page from the domain name, but I also want to make a custom message for each domain.
Eg "Dear [Microsoft], I see you are losing market share to [Oracle] and [Google], since you are located in [Seattle] perhaps you might think about moving your head office to somewhere else? Let me help you find a new corporate headquarters"
Can messages be built from custom fields to match each domain with GSA?
website domain name, Location, company name, competitors, popularity rating, etc
I watched a video on GSA Website Contact and it seems it would have no problem finding the contact page from the domain name, but I also want to make a custom message for each domain.
Eg "Dear [Microsoft], I see you are losing market share to [Oracle] and [Google], since you are located in [Seattle] perhaps you might think about moving your head office to somewhere else? Let me help you find a new corporate headquarters"
Can messages be built from custom fields to match each domain with GSA?
Comments
I tried to insert %first name% into the message text. %first name% is one of the predefined fields.
This was my message field setup:
Hello %firstname%, %lastname% we like %domain%, just testing. your competitor is %competitor%. My name is %first name% %last name%
and the output looks like this:
Hello mike, donelly we like bridges.com, just testing. your competitor is google. My name is %first name% %last name%
So fields defined in the main area cannot form part of the message body?