Local area: companies around one city
you provide your service locally, and your clients come from one city or the area around it; you are searching for a need that many lines of business share, for example any business that runs an office; you are happy to phone local companies as well.
Six steps
Each step comes with the sentence you can copy into Apex, and what Apex does with it.
The need and the radius
If you know what your customers need but not what they do, give the need and the location. ApexThe assistant we built ourselves, the one you talk to; this row takes you back to the conversation. names the lines of business where this need is typical, and suggests which one is worth starting with. You give the radius here, and you do not need to repeat it in the next steps.Where to find itLeft sidebar, top rowGlossary Ask ApexApex guides you throughWe do office cleaning in Győr and within 25 km of it. What kind of companies should we write to?
In the reply: 4 or 5 lines of business, for example accounting and law firms, IT companies, medical practices, and which one it would start with.
The first line of business, within the same radius
It is enough to name the line of business: Apex searches within the radius you gave earlier, within 25 kilometres of Győr. The centre of the radius is Győr, and each company counts as one point: its site if known, otherwise its address. Ask ApexApex does itLet's start with accounting firms, and run the sample.
In the reply: 5 accounting firms from Győr and the surrounding area, by name, each with one sentence on why it fits.
The next line of business, the same way
“The same way” means that Apex opens a new search within the same radius, with the same conditions. The accountants search is kept. That way both lines of business get their own target group, and you can make each one its own campaign written for that segment. Ask ApexApex does itNow let's look at law firms the same way.
In the reply: 5 law firms from within the same radius.
If you need a wider area
If few companies come up, widen the radius; the line of business and the other conditions stay. If too many, shrink the radius, or say which of them you are looking for, for example the ones that work for businesses. Ask ApexApex does itMake it 40 kilometres instead.
In the reply: a new sample from the wider radius.
The ones you can call, for a colleague
For a local service, the phone gets results quickly. Apex tags the companies found that have a phone number and, if you ask, gives a colleague a call task for each company, with a deadline. The colleague sees the number on the company's record and logs the call there. Ask ApexApex does it, with your approvalTag the ones we can phone, and give Esther Price a task to call them next week.
Above the approval button: how many companies get the tag, and how many call tasks are created.
A letter too, for the same group
Calls and letters complement each other: someone who does not pick up the phone will read the letter. For this, Apex collects the email addresses: for each company it picks the address that best suits the approach, for an office, for example, the office manager's or the managing director's if the website gives it, otherwise the general address. Then it puts the accountants into a campaign written for this line of business. Ask ApexApex does it; you approve the launchCollect the email addresses, and put the companies into a new campaign called “Győr accountants”.
What it costs
An example of the monthly fee. Plans are personal, per month, plus VAT.
Frequently asked questions
What most people ask in this situation.
Radius or city?
What counts as the company's location?
Where are the phone numbers?
What else can I ask for when searching?
Pitfalls
What most people run into, and how to avoid it.
Several lines of business in one search
Too small a radius
Your own service in the search
Basics for this situation
If you want to look behind a step.
Set it up with Apex.
Tell Apex how many of you there are and how you work. Apex tells you which guide fits and, wherever it can, sets things up with your approval.