Local businesses by radius → Sheets
Every dental practice within 25 miles of the office, the owner named and a verified phone, as a call sheet sorted by size.
Territory-based prospecting for companies that sell to local businesses: every practice, shop, contractor or franchise within a radius or category, the owner or manager named, the phone verified, delivered to the call sheet or the CRM.
Reps build their own lists from directories, drive-bys and memory. Every rep covers a different slice, and the good accounts fall between them.
Local businesses list a front desk number and a contact form. Reaching the person who decides means calling three times and asking.
Businesses open, close, move and change hands monthly. Last quarter’s territory list has a fifth of its rows wrong.
Every business of a type within a distance of a point, or across a set of postcodes, with location, category, size and hours resolved.
The owner, practice manager or general manager identified per business, with direct phones and emails found and verified.
Size, reviews, technology and activity on the business’s pages read as fit and liveness signals, so the call sheet leads with the best accounts.
The list as a call sheet in Sheets sorted by score, as CRM records with territory assigned, or as a Meta custom audience for the same postcodes.
Every dental practice within 25 miles of the office, the owner named and a verified phone, as a call sheet sorted by size.
Current customers in the territory held out of the local campaign, and the prospect list pushed as a custom audience beside it.
The rep’s existing list verified for working numbers, closed businesses flagged, duplicates merged, and the clean sheet handed back.
Three of a hundred. The full playbook library ships in every workspace, and anything you can describe becomes a mission.
Lists are built per territory and assigned to the owner your rules name; a rep never receives another rep’s accounts.
Numbers marked do-not-call sweep into suppression and never return on a future list.
Usage-metered with a hard ceiling per workspace; a single branch pays for the territory it actually built.
Give the mission a point, a distance and a category, or a list of postcodes, and it returns every matching business with location, size, hours and the pages it runs. Owners and managers are resolved next, phones and emails verified, and the list scored so the call sheet leads with the best accounts.
In most cases. The people search resolves owners, practice managers and general managers from public records and business pages, and the phone finder looks for direct lines before falling back to the main number, marking which is which on the row.
Yes. Each branch or region can run as its own workspace or territory with its own list, owner and budget, and a head-office mission can run the same playbook across all of them and report coverage per territory.
Every business in the radius, the owner named, the phone verified, on the call sheet.