Business name
The public-facing name used to identify the prospect.
Sample CSV guide
See the fields, example rows, cleaning approach, and available filters before requesting a custom prospect list.
Format preview
These businesses, phone numbers, domains, and notes are fictional and are shown only to explain the delivery format.
| Business Name | Phone | Website | City | Reviews | Rating | Outreach Note |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Northstar Local Business Group | (555) 014-0182 | northstarexample.test | Austin, TX | 28 | 4.2 | Low review count for market |
| Summit Local Business Co. | (555) 014-0274 | Not found | Denver, CO | 61 | 4.6 | No website found during review |
| Clearview Local Business | (555) 014-0391 | clearviewexample.test | Columbus, OH | 17 | 3.9 | Website and reputation audit angle |
The public-facing name used to identify the prospect.
A reviewed business phone number when one is available.
The website found during research, or a clear note when one was not found.
Street address, city, and state fields for geographic sorting.
Public review-count and average-rating signals available during research.
The niche or business category used to organize the request.
A concise, observable angle such as low reviews, no website found, or a weak service-page footprint.
Cleaning improves usability, but buyers should still confirm contact details and follow applicable outreach laws and platform policies.
Research starts with the requested niche, geography, lead count, and filters.
Rows are organized into a predictable CSV structure for sorting and review.
The list is checked for obvious duplicate business entries before delivery.
Observable outreach angles can be added without inventing claims about the business.
When a requested field is not found, the row can state that clearly rather than guessing.
The final CSV can be reviewed and imported into the buyer's existing workflow.
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