Local, Maps-driven businesses
Businesses that win customers from local search, for listing cleanup and local landing pages.
Local SEO leadsFor SEO consultants & local search agencies
Looking for SEO leads for sale? Each pack is a CSV of real businesses researched against your brief, so every row comes with the evidence behind it and a public business phone to reach them. Build an outreach list around the SEO service you offer. Prospect Signal researches businesses in your chosen market and gives you public business contacts, source links and a specific reason to consider each prospect.
One-time packs start at 50 prospects for $20. See the simplest way to start or compare all prices.
Local SEO, service-page content and Google Business Profile support solve different problems. A useful prospect list connects your particular service to a business's public presence. It should help you explain why the conversation makes sense before you offer an audit.
You choose the businesses to research, your offer, any mandatory requirements and the permitted location. An SEO consultant serving dentists can ask for dental practices. A consultant seeking agency partnerships should ask for agencies. The audience is the business you want in the list, not the service you sell.
The pack is a starting point for sales research. It is not a list of inbound SEO inquiries, verified marketing budgets or businesses known to be shopping for an agency.
Public service descriptions can establish whether the business offers the work your campaign focuses on. That helps keep the list aligned with the expertise and offer you bring.
A sparse or unclear service page can give you a specific topic to discuss. It does not prove the site receives no organic traffic or that the business is losing revenue.
Public review information may help contextualize a reputation or profile-management offer. Review count alone does not establish search position, owner dissatisfaction or willingness to buy.
Each delivered row includes a researched public business phone. Public business email, website and other contact paths are included when found; private analytics and account access are outside the research.
Google describes local ranking as depending mainly on relevance, distance and prominence. A single visible weakness cannot explain a business's overall ranking. Read Google's local ranking guidance before making promises in an SEO pitch.
Illustrative campaign brief
Suppose you provide local SEO and service-page content for HVAC businesses that serve commercial customers. Choose HVAC companies as the audience, describe that SEO offer, make commercial service a requirement if it is essential, and select the geographic area you can support.
If you only want independently owned firms, state that requirement. If you can work with a wider range of businesses, avoid adding it merely because it sounds desirable. Every mandatory condition narrows the pool and needs public support.
Keep unknown commercial facts out of the brief. Has a large marketing budget
or unhappy with its SEO company
often cannot be established from public pages. Ask for observable business attributes and use a later conversation to understand budget, authority and timing.
The emailed CSV includes business identity and location, public business contacts, source links, a pain signal, an evidence note, a suggested opener, confidence and notes. There are 15 columns in the standard delivery format, which you can open in Excel, Google Sheets or your CRM.
Read the evidence note together with the source. The signal describes an observed opportunity; the confidence score expresses suitability for your stated offer. Neither is a promise of rankings, responses, appointments or revenue.
An illustrative opener could be: Your commercial HVAC page mentions several services. I help HVAC businesses explain those services more clearly for local search visitors. Would a short page outline be useful?
Use it only when the observation is true for that specific business.
SEO consultants and small agencies usually get the clearest read by picking one business type in one area, ordering a 50-prospect pack and running one specific SEO offer. That pack is $20, about 40 cents per researched business. See full pricing for every pack size.
Businesses that win customers from local search, for listing cleanup and local landing pages.
Local SEO leadsHVAC, plumbers, roofers and contractors for service-area and service pages.
How to pitch home services50 practices in one city for profile consistency, reviews and treatment pages.
How to pitch dentistsSmall and solo firms in one city for practice-area content and local visibility.
How to pitch law firmsHow to research Maps listings for outreach and what each row can tell you.
Maps leads guideHow SEO sellers turn a researched list into short, specific emails.
SEO clients without cold callingWhen a Maps scraper is enough and when a researched pack saves time.
Outscraper alternativeWhen the first pack works, step up to 250 prospects for $59 (about 24 cents each) or a monthly pipeline for the same niche.
They are researched prospects, not inbound inquiries. You buy a one-time pack of businesses that match your niche, city and offer, each with a public business phone, source links and a reason your SEO service may fit. Nobody on the list has asked to be contacted, so lead with the specific observation in the Evidence Note. See the free sample pack for the format, or pricing for pack sizes.
A scraper gives you every listing it can find. A pack is researched against your criteria, with an Evidence Note for why each business qualified. If you’d rather do it yourself, our Outscraper alternative guide compares both routes, and local SEO leads explains the Maps-evidence brief.
The standard product is a prospect research CSV. It does not include private Search Console data, analytics access or a full technical SEO audit. Any custom public-evidence requirement should be specified before purchase; do not assume an unlisted metric is included.
You can select that requirement in the builder. Research must support the assessment using public evidence. An observed profile issue does not establish why a business ranks where it does, and finding enough matches depends on the market and other requirements.
No. Public business email research is best effort. Every new delivered row requires a public business phone; additional public contact paths are included when available. See the sample explanation for optional fields.
Describe the service you want this campaign to introduce. Our agency prospect packs cover other B2B marketing offers, and the quality checklist can help you assess fit before outreach.
Focused on local businesses? See local SEO leads from Maps evidence. Freelancing? Read how to find freelance SEO clients.
Review current pack options and the research process, then define the businesses and offer for your campaign.
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