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I have really mixed feelings. On one hand, I want to congratulate them on getting their dream....on the other hand, as someone who regularly has to tell the re
by fweespeech 11y ago
I have really mixed feelings.
On one hand, I want to congratulate them on getting their dream....on the other hand, as someone who regularly has to tell the receptionist to screen my calls....
Yeah. This is really a tool to collect prospects to spam and cold call. I'm sure it will last the OP awhile, possibly it'll be a project that survives forever with different data sources, but at the end of the day "lead generation" is really just a way to collect people's information to pester them. This sort of marketing is, frankly, invasive and for every person you get from this...you've also likely convinced a dozen or more people never to have anything to do with you.
- Berone 11y agohahahah this comment is absurd
- fweespeech 11y agoHow so? > Our team scrapes the web > Once we identify your ideal prospect we'll search LinkedIn and our internal database for prospects that match your ideal customer profile. > First name > Last name > Email address > Company name > Job title > Company phone number > Company address (including street, state, zip code and country) For a $1/person. This is purely for cold calling/emails.
- HeyLaughingBoy 11y agoSome people want to be contacted. If I need something and you have it, I'd much rather you contacted me than I spend hours searching for it. That's the point of targeted email/communications: don't waste time contacting people who don't want what you're selling.
- fweespeech 11y agoYet, oddly, of the hundreds of people that contact me this way a year... 0 of them have something I want to buy.