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Top 100 sites to collect B2b leads from

Top 100 sites to collect B2b leads from

There are many great sites that you can collect B2b leads from. Some of them you know already, others might be new to you. In this article we will go through the top 100 sites you can collect B2B leads from.

 

1. LinkedIn

We all know LinkedIn. It is a great source to hunt for specific contact persons. In many cases you would like to extract the information outside of the LinkedIn ecosystem, so you can use the contact in your Digital Marketing processes.

 

2. Facebook

There are business groups on Facebook that could be of interest to your business if the participants are in your target group.

3. Google Maps

Google Maps leads are great if you target local businesses. Like hairdressers in New York. Such businesses have a clear interest in having updated information on their site, so you can expect the data quality and coverage of your target groups to be quite high.

 

4. Conference sites

Do your potential customers except at conferences? If they do, then you have a great opportunity to know who are the shakers and movers in their business.  You can collect exhibitor lists that make it easy for you to see who is active in the market. Often such a list contains contact names, so it can be a fast track to new sales leads for you

 

5. Yellow pages

 

6. Yelp

 

7. Hotels.com

 

8. Booking.com

 

9. Tripadvisor

 

10. Pricerunner

 

11. Trust pilot

 

12. Government sites

 

13. Producthunt

Do you target Start-ups? If so, then Product Hunt is a gold mine of potential leads.

 

14. Gumthree

 

15. Just Dial

 

16.  GitHub

 

17. Yell.com

 

18. Pagnesjaunes.fr

 

19. Superpages.com

 

20. Y-combinator

 

21. Reddit

 

22. Twitter

 

23. Instagram

 

24. E-bay

 

25. Racius Business directory (Portugal)

 

26. Justeat

 

27. Hungry.com

 

28. Capterra

 

29. G2

 

30. DAN Agency network

 

31.Klarna

 

32. Behance

 

33.  TrustRadius

 

34. SourceForge

 

35. GetApp

 

36. ViaBill

 

37. Affirm

38.Idealo.co.uk

 

 39. Pricespy.co.uk

 

40. Shopzilla.com

41

Zillow

42

myhuckleberry.com

 

43

411.info

44

Insider Pages

45

 

Opendi

 

46

Brownbook

 

47

LocalPages

 

48

iBegin

49

Local Database

 

50.

YaSabe

 

51.

 LocalEdge

 

52.

Tuugo

53

Discover Our Town

54 Google MyBusiness

 

55.

Yahoo!

 

56.

Bing

 

57. Twitter

 

 

58.

Cars

 

59.

Autotrader

 

60.

Whitepages

 

61.

Better Business Bureau

 

62.

 

Manta

63

 

BizJournals

 

64. Kickstarter

 

65..

Foursquare

 

66.

Vitals

67.

Hotfrog

 

68.

https://www.gelbeseiten.de/

 

69.

https://yellowpages.fr/

 

70.

https://www.paginasamarillas.es/

 

71.

 

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73.

 

 

74.

 

75.

 

 

76.

 

 

 

77.

 

78.

 

79.

 

80.

 

Conclusion

As you can see, there are lots of possibilities to extract data from so many different sources. The technology to do so without code is in place. So all that is left for you to do, is to select the business areas that make the most sense to you.