Selling to local businesses, done properly.
Finding owners, reaching new businesses first, and cold email that lands in the inbox and stays legal.
How to find the owner of a small business
Seven public places that name the person who owns or runs a local business, what each one tells you, and how to tell when you can't know.
Read the guide →Cold email that lands: a B2B checklist
Domain setup, warm-up, volume, list checks, writing and the law: everything that decides whether a cold email reaches the inbox.
Read the guide →Owner, manager or front desk: who to email at a small business
Who actually decides at a business of 2, 20 and 200 people, which address reaches them, and how to write so it gets passed to the right person.
Read the guide →New businesses are the best leads. Here's where they show up first.
Why a business in its first months is the easiest one to sell to, the public records where new businesses appear, and how to approach them.
Read the guide →How to find new businesses in Milwaukee
Where new Milwaukee businesses show up first (state filings, city licences, permits, health and trucking registers), and what our data says about them.
Read the guide →How to sell to a new restaurant in its first 90 days
What a new restaurant buys before and after opening, how to spot one early, and how to reach the owner without wasting their time.
Read the guide →Web design leads: how to find local businesses with no website
Which local businesses still have no website, how to check it properly (Facebook pages and parked domains included), and what to say when you write.
Read the guide →How insurance agents find new contractors
Why new contractors need insurance fast, where their licences and registrations show up, and how to reach them before another agent does.
Read the guide →Cold email to businesses: what CAN-SPAM actually requires
CAN-SPAM covers business-to-business email too. The seven rules, what counts as commercial, who's liable, and what Gmail and Yahoo require on top.
Read the guide →How payroll and HR providers find new employers
The signals that a small business is about to run payroll for the first time, where they show up, and how to reach the owner first.
Read the guide →How IT providers find small-office clients
Public signals that a small office or clinic has no IT help, how to check them in a minute, and an opener that points at a real, fixable gap.
Read the guide →How fleet and fuel card providers find new carriers
Where new trucking companies register, what their filings say about fleet size, and how to reach owner-operators before their first big purchases.
Read the guide →How accountants find new small-business clients
Why a business's first year is the best time to win it, where new businesses show up, and a first-year checklist owners will thank you for.
Read the guide →How marketing agencies find local clients who need help
The public signs that a local business is ready for marketing help, which trades respond best, and how to open with something they can verify.
Read the guide →How commercial cleaning companies win new contracts
Which businesses buy cleaning contracts, the moments they switch or start, and how to quote fast enough to win small offices and clinics.
Read the guide →How business lenders and equipment finance find borrowers
The moments small businesses need financing (opening, buying equipment, growing a fleet), where those moments show up, and how to reach the owner.
Read the guide →How distributors and wholesalers find new retail accounts
Where new shops, restaurants and convenience stores show up, how to fill your existing delivery routes, and an offer that wins a first order.
Read the guide →How staffing agencies find employers before the job post
The signs a business is about to need extra people, which employers use temp and temp-to-hire staff, and how to reach the owner first.
Read the guide →How sign and print shops find new storefronts
New storefronts need a sign, menus, cards and vehicle lettering before opening day. Where to spot them early and how to win the first order.
Read the guide →How business phone and internet providers find new customers
Which small businesses still run on a mobile number, where new businesses choosing phone and internet show up, and an opener that fits.
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