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September 20, 2019

by a searcher from Northwestern University in Melbourne, FL, USA

What resources are available to find business owners contact information and the size of their company?

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Reply by an intermediary
from California State University, Los Angeles in Sacramento, CA, USA
Hey Ryan

I use the backwards and forwards logic of searching...
found company...now research to find person.
found person now I need to find company
found one email from company now I can find my person's email with same email style.

Next question and sometimes better question when asked first...does the person I want to connect with...do they even use email for meeting new vendors/salespeople.
I've spent a bunch of time researching that one right person to learn they only buy from people in their networking groups or who they met at tradeshow.

when in doubt try this...http://resource.referenceusa.com/#page-section-19

for example I just found Erik Corondy at 427 frankincense rd###-###-#### xxxx

just need library card and know how. Who I work with have challenge of researching leads. That's one area I teach.
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Reply by a searcher
from IESE Business School in Los Angeles, CA, USA
Hi Ryan - I am working on figuring this out myself these days. So far, a combination of the company website, LinkedIn, Google, and FastPeopleSearch gives a rough proxy, while plugins such as LeadLEaper or Clearbit can help provide email addresses. But these are time consuming unless you have a good webscraper and/or an intern team to help you. I will likely sign up for LinkedIn Sales Navigator, as I've heard several others swear by this tool. You can also purchase lists from list companies,. Am trying to figure out the best way myself, so am curious to see what other tips are shared here.
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