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Basically what we do is that the user uploads a CSV with a list of domains and we then take screenshots of each and every domain and show it to the user with en
by LeadQ 8y ago
Basically what we do is that the user uploads a CSV with a list of domains and we then take screenshots of each and every domain and show it to the user with enriched data.
The user then marks each item as 'Lead' or 'Junk', Tinder style!
This saves a lot of time, because the normal way to do this is just having an Excel file with lists of potential leads and then you'd have to copy and paste the URI into a browser and wait for it to load before taking a decision for each item.
This takes way too much time so we built a tool that lets you do it 10x faster.
We wanted to solve this problem, because we encountered it ourselves with our main product (we had a list of 60K companies and had to sort the junk out of the list).
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on LeadQ.
- startupdiscuss 8y agoStill confused by this. How is a domain a "lead"? Aren't leads usually potential customers and, therefore, people? Are you saying you have a list of target companies, and you want to tell -- by visually examining their website -- whether the company is likely to need your service?
- LeadQ 8y agoThat's exactly how it works, we also gather more data about each company such as Alexa Rank, traffic data, and data from LinkedIn as well. Basically you save a lot of time by using LeadQ because it takes so much time to manually copy the URI from an excel file and putting it into the browser and waiting for the webpage to load and then taking a decision.