Find the businesses worth a closer look
Start with the business type and place you meant to search. Widen out only when you need to.
Use Google Maps when location and physical presence matter, such as shops, practices and local firms. Use organic search to look across business websites more broadly. If you already know the company, paste its website into Site Scan and skip searching altogether.
Searches you repeat can be saved as sector profiles, and each of your products or services can have its own selling context, so the same search can be read two ways.
Maps and web results show an online presence. They do not prove a business is trading.
- Google Maps search
- Local listings with real locations, filtered by business type and town.
- Organic search
- Broader discovery across business websites when location is less important.
- Site Scan
- Assess one named company from its website without running a search.
- Sector profiles
- Save the searches you run again and again.
- Selling contexts
- Describe each offer once so later scores read against it.
- Search outside the UK
- Locations include the UK, US, Australia, Ireland, Canada and New Zealand.
Research your next ten prospects properly
Bring a real market and a real offer. See what the file on each business looks like before you decide who to call.
14 days, 100 credits, no card required.