For marketing freelancers and agencies
Find businesses that need marketing, before they spend on ads
A new business site with no tracking can't learn from a single visit. Find the new ones without a pixel, analytics or an email list, and reach the owner at an address that works.
Timing
Why the week a shop opens is the week to call
A new shop usually starts paying for traffic soon after it opens. If the pixel and analytics are not there first, the visits from that spend leave no record, and nobody can show what worked.
Setting up tracking and a welcome email before the first campaign is a small, clear job. It is also an easy first yes that leads to running the ads or the emails afterwards.
The checks
Tracking and follow up, checked on every site
Grouped the way you sell them: what is measured, and what happens to a visitor who leaves.
Is anything measured?
- No ad pixel
Ads cannot reach anyone who already visited.
- No analytics
Nobody can say where visitors came from or what they did.
Does a visitor who leaves come back?
- No email tool
No list to write to, so every interested visitor is a one time visit.
- No email capture
Nothing asks a visitor for an email before they leave.
Will a stranger trust it and act?
- No reviews widget
No customer voices on the page, only the owner's.
- No booking tool
Every appointment is arranged by hand.
A lead
The lead an ads or email freelancer or agency wants
An invented coffee roaster, three days after its shop opened online.
LockedCoffee roaster
3 days old4 gapsNo ad pixelNo analyticsNo email toolNo email captureAfter you unlock it
northbeanroasters.example
hello@northbeanroasters.exampleVerified
A first message
A first message about their next visitor
Say what you noticed and why it matters before they buy ads.
Tohello@northbeanroasters.example
SubjectBefore North Bean runs its first ads
Hi, saw North Bean's shop went live this week. Congrats.
I had a look and the site has no ad pixel or analytics yet, and nothing that collects an email from a visitor who is not ready to buy today. Anyone you send there now leaves without a trace.
I set up tracking and a simple welcome email for new shops. Want a quick plan for yours before you spend on ads?
How it works
How you reach a new shop first
Find it the day it launches
A business shows up in the feed within a week of launching, found through its new website's first security certificate.
See what the site is missing
Every lead lists the checks it fails, out of 24, before you spend anything.
Reach a verified email
One contact unlocks the business's emails, each confirmed with its own mail server. On Pro, Freddy drafts the first message from the gaps.
Questions
Which tracking do you check for?
Whether the homepage loads an ad pixel, an analytics tool and an email marketing tool, and whether it has a way to collect a visitor's email. Each is one of the checks every lead lists.
Is this lead generation for agencies or for freelancers?
Both. A freelancer can work a few new shops a week, and an agency can filter the whole feed by the checks it sells on Starter or Pro.
Can I export the leads to my own tools?
On the paid plans, what you unlock exports free to CSV with no row limit. The pricing page says which plan has what.
Will you write the outreach for me?
On Pro, Freddy drafts the first message from that site's gaps, and you edit it and send it yourself. Nothing is sent for you.
How do I start?
With 10 free contacts once and the newest 50 leads a day, no card. Open the feed, pick a business and unlock its email.
Reach them before the first campaign.
Start with 10 free contacts once and the newest 50 leads a day, no card.