How to find your next clients from your own website
Your website already says what you sell and who it is for. That is enough to work out which kinds of local businesses to look for.
Read your site the way a buyer would
Your headlines, menu and descriptions show who you serve. A tool can read these and suggest business types that match, such as clinics, hotels or law firms.
Choose who and where
Pick up to three business types and one to four places. Smaller areas, such as a neighbourhood, give shorter and more relevant lists.
Look at their websites for a reason to talk
Problems on the prospect website are your opening: no online booking, slow pages, no mobile layout.
Contact the best matches first
Reach out to the highest ranked businesses with a short message about one thing you noticed.
See it on your own website
Paste your site. We find real local businesses that need what you sell and show you who to contact first.
Do I need an account?
No. Paste your website and run your free search.
What if I do not have a website?
Describe what you sell in two or three sentences and the tool will suggest who to look for.
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