Six lists you can sell to clients, and how to build each one.
Each one ends with a CSV you can send back, and some end with outreach already running from the client's account.
01 · For lead-gen and local SEO agencies
Local business lead lists
“Dentists in Austin, with a phone and email.”
One row per business with name, address, rating and website, plus phone, email and social links where the business's website lists them.
- 1Google Maps search results
- 2Emails, phone numbers and social links
- 3Google business names
02 · For outbound agencies and SDR contractors
Decision-makers at target accounts
“Heads of marketing at these 200 companies.”
Each person's name, clean title and profile URL, with connection requests already going out from the client's account.
- 1Employees of a company, filtered by title
- 2Profile details
- 3LinkedIn headlines
- 4Send connection requests with a note
“It has absolutely changed how we think about finding leads, contacting those leads and getting our message in front of them.”
03 · For B2B agencies and personal-brand ghostwriters
Warm leads from a competitor's LinkedIn post
“Who's engaging with our competitor's content?”
Everyone who liked or commented on the post, with their titles, and a connection campaign to people who already care about the topic.
- 1People who liked a post + People who commented on a post
- 2Profile details
- 3Send connection requests with a note
04 · For freelancers who sell to startups
Founders around a Product Hunt launch
“Founders launching this month.”
Founders with their launch, website and X handle, and DMs going out while the launch is still news.
- 1Upcoming launches
- 2Makers of a product
- 3Profile details, including website and X account
- 4Send DMs, skipping anyone who has already replied
05 · For agencies with developer-tool clients
Developers for a dev-tool client
“Developers who use tools like ours.”
The developers who starred a competing or related repository, with their GitHub profile details.
- 1People who starred a repository
- 2Profile details
06 · For web, SEO and paid-media agencies
Competitor and tech audits
“What are our top 50 competitors running on their sites?”
A sheet showing which CMS, analytics and marketing tools each competitor runs, and who's missing structured data.
- 1Tech stack
- 2Meta tags and SEO keywords
- 3JSON-LD structured data
“I have used Texau to find prospects, find tech stack of websites and for email enrichment.”
Offer all six to every client you have.
Take a real client brief and build it during your 3-day trial. After that, it's $1,999 once.