Corporate Directories
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Has anyone had success calling corporate(company) directories? Just got a couple of lists from some clients but not sure how to go about calling them. But it does give me people to call during the day.
Try setting up a seminar for employees of the company. Sounds better than calling on some meaningless product while at work. Plus, you can make it sound more like a “benefit” than a cold call.
Maybe I don’t understand what you’re asking. Have you ever set up a seminar before? Call a place (hotel, restaurant, library, etc.) to book a room. Decide on food and topic. Start calling people in the company to invite them to the seminar.
Alternatively, try to get in touch with someone in the benefits department and ask them if you could run some employee education seminars on financial planning topics in-house. That's a huge win if you can pull it off.Found two companies who sell corporate directories, wondering if anyone has any experience. Elusive Leads and Corporate Sales Leads(one is in calif other in fl)?
[quote=Squash1]Found two companies who sell corporate directories, wondering if anyone has any experience. Elusive Leads and Corporate Sales Leads(one is in calif other in fl)?
[/quote] Yes, I've bought multiple directories from Chadd at Elusive Leads and have been very happy with him.[quote=snaggletooth][quote=Squash1]Found two companies who sell corporate directories, wondering if anyone has any experience. Elusive Leads and Corporate Sales Leads(one is in calif other in fl)?
[/quote] Yes, I've bought multiple directories from Chadd at Elusive Leads and have been very happy with him.[/quote] My brother owns a computer company that specializes in business solutions/what not, and today he mentioned to me need a good lead source. Do you think Elusive leads would be applicable? He is basically targeting the same demographics as FAs (businesses).Not really. He is looking for the IT decision makers. We are looking for individual investors (not looking to make the company a client, but the employees of the company). For his purpose, he should maybe try Jigsaw. I think you can do targeted searches for certain functions. But why doesn’t he just call the company and ask for the IT decision maker?
Is there anything you don't know, B24?Not really. He is looking for the IT decision makers. We are looking for individual investors (not looking to make the company a client, but the employees of the company). For his purpose, he should maybe try Jigsaw. I think you can do targeted searches for certain functions. But why doesn’t he just call the company and ask for the IT decision maker?
His typical clients are small to midsize law firms and CPAs. Personally, I don't see why he would need any sort of lead service, since these firms are in the yellow pages.Not really. He is looking for the IT decision makers. We are looking for individual investors (not looking to make the company a client, but the employees of the company). For his purpose, he should maybe try Jigsaw. I think you can do targeted searches for certain functions. But why doesn’t he just call the company and ask for the IT decision maker?
Is there anything you don't know, B24?[/quote] Calling the company and asking for the decision maker? Revolutionary![quote=B24]Not really. He is looking for the IT decision makers. We are looking for individual investors (not looking to make the company a client, but the employees of the company). For his purpose, he should maybe try Jigsaw. I think you can do targeted searches for certain functions. But why doesn’t he just call the company and ask for the IT decision maker?
Buy an ad pal… or give more info, such as how it is working in this enviroment when people get fired left and right… Do people actually answer the phone? How old are your lists?
Thanks… I just hate when people come on here and post an ad with no reference what so ever…
I have used him… He is reliable…Of course I am in that category that never called the list after I bought it…