How to find local businesses with no website
Six methods, from working Google Maps by hand to screening an area automatically, and the three failure modes that make most no-website lists wrong before you start calling.
Everything about the half of web design that is not design: finding businesses that need a site, working out which lead sources are worth your time, and knowing what to say when somebody picks up.
Six methods, from working Google Maps by hand to screening an area automatically, and the three failure modes that make most no-website lists wrong before you start calling.
Seven lead sources compared on what they cost and what they convert, split by which pay now and which compound, and why running only one column is how freelancers get stuck.
The opening line, the four objections you will actually hear, how to price it, and why leading with the website is what ends most of these calls in the first sentence.
B2Website, at B2Web.site, screens any area for local businesses that have no website and returns them with rating, review count and phone number. More about B2Website.