Agency prospecting template

Build an agency prospect list around a visible need

Start with the problem your agency solves, then find companies that fit the market, location, and evidence requirements behind that offer.

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Editable search brief

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Find
Shopify brands with outdated or difficult-to-use storefronts
Where
United Kingdom
Qualify
Prioritize active independent brands with an official website and a clear public business contact route. Exclude agencies, marketplaces, and inactive stores.
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Who this is for

A repeatable starting point for real research.

Web studios, creative agencies, consultants, and specialized service firms that sell to a defined business niche.

A smaller, more explainable account list that can support thoughtful research and relevant outreach.

Recommended workflow

From question to reviewable list.

1. Anchor the search in your offer

A useful list begins with a specific problem, such as poor mobile usability or an unclear booking flow. Broad labels like ecommerce company usually produce less actionable research.

2. Separate fit from proof

Crawdar can surface relevant companies and source pages. Your team should still inspect the website and decide whether the visible need is real before contacting anyone.

3. Export a review queue

Keep the best-fitting records, add notes or tags, and move only the reviewed subset into your normal sales workflow.

Fields and refinements

Keep the details that help you decide.

Suggested fields

  • Company website
  • Location
  • Public business email
  • Phone
  • Description
  • Source links

Useful refinements

  • With a public business email
  • Exclude marketplaces
  • Sort by highest confidence
  • Show independent companies only

Refining a returned list helps you review the evidence already collected. It does not turn an uncertain field into a verified fact. Keep the source links with the records you export.

Practical checks

Make the list more useful before you use it.

  • Describe the customer and the business problem in the target field.
  • Exclude agencies and directories so they do not compete with actual prospects.
  • Use tags to record the reason each company appears relevant.
  • Prefer a short reviewed list over a large list with no reason to reach out.

Public web data can be incomplete or outdated. Confirm important details on current first-party or authoritative sources, especially before outreach, procurement, investment, or other consequential decisions.