ScraperCity for SEO consultants

SEO sells best when the prospect can see the problem for themselves: a competitor above them in the map results, a site that has not changed in years, a store with traffic that never turns into rankings. Spotting those businesses one at a time is slow, and the contact form on their site rarely reaches anyone who can approve a budget.

ScraperCity hands you the raw material at volume. Local listings come with ratings, review counts, and websites across 68.3M+ businesses. Ecommerce stores filter by platform and traffic, sites filter by the technology they run on, and 383.1M+ verified contacts cover the owners and marketing leads who sign off.

Prospect lists SEO consultants build

• Local businesses in one category and city with a website but only a handful of reviews, for a local SEO and reviews pitch.
• Every business returned for a target search in a city, ratings side by side, to show a prospect where they stand against the shop down the road.
• Online stores in a traffic band big enough to pay for content and technical work, filtered to the platform you know best.
• Sites on a CMS you specialize in, pulled from the tech stack lookup, for migration or speed work.
• Owners and marketing managers at companies of 10 to 200 people, for monthly retainers.

Filling a month of audit calls

Say you specialize in local SEO for dental practices. Here is one way to book a month of audits.

1. Choose five cities. Mid-size metros where practices compete for the same searches but few have invested in their listings.
2. Pull the map results. Run a Google Maps pull for dentists in each city. You get every practice with its rating, review count, and website in one file.
3. Rank by opportunity. Sort for practices with a website but fewer reviews than their neighbors, and note the top-rated competitor in each city to reference in your outreach.
4. Reach the decision maker. Look for the owner or practice manager in the local business records, fill gaps with the Email Finder from a name and the practice domain, and check every address with the Email Validator.
5. Lead with the comparison. Open with how the practice stacks up against the competitor you noted. The data is the reason for the call.

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