Meet your next twenty-five target accounts.
Tell us who you'd like to win. We'll find twenty-five accounts for your market, researched individually, and send the list within two working days. On us.
Two lines will do: who you sell to, and one customer you'd like ten more of.
A useful first look at your market.
Twenty-five researched accounts, each checked by a person before it reaches you.
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Twenty-five accounts worth your attention
We use your description of a good customer to find the companies, then research them individually. You get accounts chosen for the business you want to build.
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One clear reason for each account
You'll see why we picked each account. Tell us the third row misses the mark and we can use that detail to sharpen the whole search.
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The person to start the conversation
We identify the person responsible for the problem you solve and explain why we'd start with them. You can see the thinking behind the name.
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A reason to approach them now
A relevant company development, with its date and source, where we find one. You can judge the timing as well as the fit.
See the thinking behind each name.
Three illustrative rows show the detail you'll get. Your twenty-five will be built around your own market.
At Brackwell Talent, a thirty-person Manchester engineering recruiter with two contract delivery roles open since 14 July, the founder still owns new business and would be our first approach.
Norland Systems makes warehouse software with about forty staff and appointed its first Head of Sales in July, making that leader, in month two with nobody prospecting below them, the buyer to approach.
Averwood Consulting's sixteen partners took two framework places this year, and with no named owner for new business we'd approach the managing partner.
The full list arrives as a spreadsheet, with the source beside every dated claim.
Give us somewhere to start.
Three useful details. Start with the first two and we'll take it from there.
- Who you'd like to sell to, in a sentence.
- One customer you'd like ten more of, by name.
- The country or region you want to grow in, if you've chosen one.
Send what you know in your own words. We'll start the research and come back if the first accounts suggest a better direction.
The work makes the introduction.
In ten minutes with the list, you can see how we choose accounts and whether we understand your buyer. That tells you more about working together than an hour of talking around it.
The eleven-year heritage gives you a reason to take a look. Work built around your own market gives you a reason to keep talking. You can open the sources, check the names and judge the thinking yourself.
We put a few hours into understanding a market we might work in. You get twenty-five accounts worth considering. It's a useful start to the relationship, wherever the next conversation takes us.
Before you ask for the list.
Is it really free?
Yes. Send two lines about your market and we'll build the list within two working days. You can see how we think about your customers before deciding whether to work with us. There's no card to enter or call to book, and the finished list is yours to use.
What will you do with my answers?
Your answers are used to build your list. We keep your customer definition private and won't add you to an outreach sequence for requesting the sample. If you'd like us to delete your answers afterwards, tell us. You're choosing to see the work, and we respect that.
Can I keep it?
Yes, the list is yours. Share it with your team, put it into your own tools or approach the accounts yourself. Each row carries the research behind the choice, so you can use it independently. If you'd like us to run the outreach, we can talk about that afterwards.
What happens next?
Read the list and tell us what fits, what surprises you and what we'd change. That makes for a useful conversation about your market. If you'd like us to approach those buyers, we'll scope a pilot together. You keep the list whichever direction you choose from there.
Get your list.
Two lines from you. We do the research.
Prefer to talk it through? We can take the brief on a call.