Exclusive new business leads for marketing agencies

In the weeks around a website launch, a new business is setting up everything else at once: social profiles, a first ad account, an email list, perhaps a launch offer. Most of it is done by the owner, between running the business. That is the gap a marketing agency fills, and launch is when it is widest.

We detect new websites within hours of going live. Each lead shows the business's industry, country and platform with the contacts found on its site, so you can decide quickly whether it suits your clients.

If your agency is search-led, the SEO agencies page is a closer fit.

Why timing matters for marketing agencies

Launch week is when owners make choices they then live with: which social channels to bother with, whether to try paid ads, which tool collects email sign-ups. Those choices are often made fast and without advice. An agency that arrives with a small, clear plan is helping with a problem the owner already has.

Budgets are still being drawn up, too. A business that has just paid for a website is deciding what comes next, and marketing is near the top of that list. Six months on, the money is usually committed — to an agency, a freelancer, or a decision to do without.

Arriving early also lets you see the starting point. Before any campaign has run, it is easy to show what you would set up and why.

detected 4h ago🟢 Green tier

saltandember-kitchen.com.au

Salt & Ember — wood-fired kitchen and bar, bookings open

Squarespace · Food & Beverage · AU · SEO 52

Email
h***@saltandember-kitchen.com.au
Phone
+61 4•• ••• •35
delivered to 1 of 3Example lead

Each lead goes to at most 3 buyers

Every lead is delivered to a maximum of 3 customers, ever. After each delivery it is held back for 10 days before anyone else can take it, and it is never delivered twice to the same customer.

Every lead shows its delivered counter — “delivered to 1 of 3” — before you export it, so you always know how many other agencies could have it. Read the full explanation on exclusive leads.

Picking industries that fit your agency

For a marketing agency the industry filter matters most, because what you sell depends on the kind of business. Some pairings worth trying:

Start with one or two industries where you have results to point to, rather than casting wide.

What to check before you pitch

Open the site and look at what is in place. Do the social links in the footer lead anywhere active? Is there an email sign-up? Is there a booking or enquiry form? Gaps you can name in one sentence make a better opening than a capabilities deck.

Split your list by platform as well: a Shopify store and a Squarespace portfolio need very different marketing. If online stores are your focus, see the Shopify agencies page.

A business that hears from a dozen agencies in its first week starts ignoring all of them. Each of our leads goes to a capped number of buyers with a cooldown between deliveries; exclusive leads explains the rules.

Pricing

Browsing the directory is free, and a free account includes 5 contact reveals a month. Paid plans:

14-day money-back guarantee on your first monthly subscription. Full contacts — including named personal emails and phone numbers — are shown for businesses in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, India and the UAE. Everywhere else, only company contacts are shown, such as info@ addresses and office lines; never personal emails, mobile numbers or names. Compare plans →

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FAQ

Questions from marketing agencies

Which industries work best for a marketing agency?

The ones where you already have results. Leads can be filtered by industry, including Food & Beverage, Beauty & Wellness, E-Commerce, Fitness, Real Estate and Events, among others. A narrow list where you can point to similar clients is easier to work than a broad one. Combine industry with country, and with the freshness window if you want the newest launches first.

How quickly should I contact a new lead?

Soon, but not before you have looked at the site. Leads are detected within hours of going live, and the freshness window can be set to today to show only the newest. A same-week message that mentions something real on their site is worth more than a same-hour one that could have been sent to any business.

Are these leads only useful to agencies that build websites?

No. A lead is any new business whose website has just gone live, whatever it sells. Web designers use the same leads to offer builds, but for a marketing agency the launch signals a business that is now ready to be promoted. You choose the industries and countries; platform and SEO score are optional extras for narrowing further.

How many other agencies will get the same lead?

A lead goes to no more than 3 customers in total, with 10 days between one delivery and the next, and the same customer never receives it twice. The count of past deliveries is visible on every lead, so you know before taking it whether anyone else already has it. Some of those buyers may not be marketing agencies at all.

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