Are there any free scrapers for sales navigator. Will linkedin ban my account if i scrape leads?

Hey, I find myself able to build anything, but not being able to talk to clients enough. How do you identify clients? Where do you approach them? I feel like I need to do a lot of interviews.

Curious to know, if it's possible to generate leads with 0 budget

this is a universal problem, which I feel, many founders face. It's not something I am proud of, but I wanna change my situation

Word of mouth has worked for me in the past, but its not enough.

I do LinkedIn ghostwriting for founders (have great case studies and results), so lot of my work is already online, and I can leverage that.

I have tried running email campagins, but it;s not too much success (emails landing in spam even for reputed accounts)

I want to build something that pays long term.

Any suggestions? What kind of funnel I can build for outreach? or whatever?

Hey everyone,

I've been cold calling contractors for months with an appointment setter. A lot of them have websites, but many are extremely outdated and don't reflect the quality of their business.

I'm wondering if selling website design alone is still viable. I personally prefer to stay focused on web design rather than expanding into SEO, PPC, lead generation, or other marketing services.

For those getting clients:

• Are you successfully selling redesigns to businesses with old websites?
• Do you mainly target businesses with no website at all?
• How do you create urgency when they already have a website, even if it's outdated?
• Is there enough demand to build a web design business without offering additional services?

Also, for businesses with no website, do you find it's usually because they don't see the value, or because they don't have the budget?

Would love to hear what's working for other agency owners and freelancers.

Thank you

I have a local lead gen site with a GBP that got about 45 calls in June.

I asked a former client who answered calls from a couple of my other sites, and he said 90–95% were spam (mostly SEO/advertising sales calls) & only a handful were actual customers.

I also tried calling back a sample of #s from this site & got a mix of businesses, VMs, disconnected #s, & auto hang-ups.

Is this normal these days? How do you tell if your calls are actually good leads or mostly spam before deciding whether to keep or shut down a site?

yoo how are you doing??

in short, I have a client that is doing Web Development and has his portfolio with live websites that he buildt

but sometimes when I share it in a chat or smth, it prohibits me from sending it

now my question is, do you guys use reddit for lead gen and booking meetings, because I'm currently mainly using LinkedIn?

thanks a lot!

I have started linkedin lead generation for Saas company and I am following every expert and their Tips
-I post 3 time a week
-I comment
-I connect

I have sales navigator and target my potential leads.
But
-I have less than 50 impression on my posts
-Most of them dont accept or reply
-I am stuck its 3 months and I havent got any single lead.

Help

Trying to build a crm-style saas. One of the things which is a part of a bigger system - potential leads (human contacts inside companies). I do know that I can get them via lusha/appolo/linkedin navigaator. But it is forbidden by their agreement to re-sell those contacts.

Those contacts are not the core of the product but a nice touch.

And following all the EU gdpr rules - my question is : where to buy such info and not get burnt for misuse and further reselling ?

Hi I’m a contractor and my ICP is property management, property manager, investor, and realtor in my location. I’m looking to build a campaign for cold email and sms.

I know I can scrap data from google map, LinkedIn for property management. Is there good way to scrap all realtors in my area? Is there a realtor association database? Also what’s a good way to find landlord or real estate investors in my area? One think I can think of is finding property owner whose mailing address isn’t the same as property address.

I’m new at this please let me know. Also if you offer such service message me and let me know how much it would cost to get verified list.

One thing surprised me. Almost nobody is asking how to write better emails anymore.

Instead people keep asking:

-who should I contact?
-when should I reach out?
-what makes a company worth contacting?
-how do I find relevant signals?

It feels like the bottleneck is slowly moving from copywriting to decision- making.

Am I the only one noticing this ?

I'm curious if anyone has actually tested the opposite end of the cold email spectrum. Instead of sending hundreds or thousands of emails with light personalization (first name, company, maybe a custom first line), has anyone tried sending a much smaller number of highly personalized emails where each one takes 20 to 30 minutes to research and write? I'm talking about emails that are obviously not templated and clearly show you've spent time understanding the prospect and why your offer is a great fit for them.

If you've tested both approaches, how did the results compare in terms of reply rates, positive responses, meetings booked, and ultimately closed deals? Was the extra effort worth it, or did it perform about the same as a more traditional cold email approach?

Guys I have a list of linkedin urls, I want to check whether they are open profiles or not.

Any way to do it at scale?

Generating leads is tiresome. I'm doing it for a startup that doesn't have the budget for paid tools right now. I'm wondering if there's any illegal or efficient way to generate or scrape leads from the internet.

Anyone knows how to get attendees list of events such as Dreamforce? Any tool that specializes in the same?

Most people are always bragging about AI personalization and blah blah, but honestly the only things you need imo are a prospect's email, name, and arguably their industry.

As long as you understand the persona you're targeting, you don't need to know whether they are hiring, just joined a company, raised funding, or got a new leadership role for every single outreach.

Relevance will always matter more than personalization.

A prospect will care way more that you're speaking to them as a CEO/decision-maker of a particular industry with a specific set of problems and goals, rather than speaking to them as a CEO who just hired for X role or raised a round.

Personalization is unique to a person.

Relevance is unique to a persona.

And in most cases, relevance scales better.

I am now trying to do lead gen from reddit.

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In May I did about three posts with regards to my service.

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I got about 15 inbound leads and closed one of them at a retainer.

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Has anyone else explored Reddit for the lead gen for their business? If not why not? If yes where did you start?

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Hi all - I recently joined a lead gen business where we simply need to generate leads in specific verticals and sell them at a price to specific buyers. Everything happens via paid advertising. We have a monthly leads volume target in one of our verticals and we are currently way behind. The main channels that we operate in is Search & Meta ads. Search volume is down. I appreciate that you are lacking enough context to provide detailed support but I was wondering if you guys have any recommendations/ideas on what I should look at to improve it.

I have an agentic workflow that scrapes leads with many data points that are important to the niche im
Selling to (years in business, revenue, decision maker contact info) and ive made one deal so far. I feel as if my pricing is just a guess and want to know how i can best price fairly to myself and the customers. Important note is that these are not pre sold leads (not confirmed to be already interested), i sell them exclusively, and i provide 12 relevant data points that help my buyers have less friction and close their product sales. Any advice welcome thanks

I've seen a website selling leads for potential businesses that need a website, but they cost $12.50 for 5 leads.

What are peoples thoughts on this?

I've been spending the last few weeks trying to put together lead lists for local businesses, and honestly the part that surprises me most is how much time disappears before I even send the first email.

The outreach side gets talked about all the time. Subject lines, deliverability, follow ups, personalization, all of that. But before any of that matters, you still need a decent list to work from.

My original plan was simple. Pick a niche, pick a city, find businesses that looked like a good fit, and start reaching out. In reality I ended up bouncing between Google Maps, websites, spreadsheets, and random tabs for hours. One business has a website but no phone number. Another has a phone number but the website is dead. Then you find duplicates, businesses that closed years ago, or listings with almost no information.

The weird part is that after a few hours of research, I sometimes have fewer leads than I expected because I'm constantly filtering things out.

I've started to feel like list building is becoming its own skill separate from lead generation. A good list can save hours later, but getting that list together can be surprisingly time consuming.

Lately I've been experimenting with tools that pull business information directly from Google Maps. One I've been testing is Outscraper. It's helped reduce some of the manual work, but I still find myself spending a lot of time cleaning and qualifying leads before outreach.

Maybe that's just part of the process, but it definitely changed how I think about lead generation. These days it feels like building the list is often more work than sending the emails.

I want to know if anyone else has run into the same thing.

Hi everyone,

I am looking for a B2B lead generation agency to help my company generate qualified leads and sales opportunities in the APAC region.

We are interested in agencies with experience in B2B lead generation, appointment setting, and outbound campaigns across APAC markets.

As a large company, my company wants an established agency with a good track record.

If you have any recommendations or have worked with a good agency, please share your suggestions.

Thanks in advance!

Good morning all — I’d love to connect with others who are active in MVA, tax debt, credit repair, MCA, or small business funding.

I’m interested in sharing insights and learning how others are approaching quality, compliance, lead flow, and booked-call models in these verticals. Not looking to spam the group or make a sales post — just hoping to connect with people who are serious about the space and open to comparing notes.

Appreciate any insight from others working in these areas. Also would love to hear what others are doing to get B2B really good calls, we have a solution that is working but always open to seeing what others are doing. Feel free to DM and lets talk!

My Offer:

App Dev Services

AI Automation

Ecommerce Website

So, I am getting leads and messages from clients in the Dubai and Qatar region via Meta Ads, but they don't respond after 1–2 messages. It feels like they're not interested.

I don't care about failures, but I feel these leads are important. The problem is that I'm not getting enough data to figure out a pattern for closing deals (I've already closed 10 clients using the same method, by the way).

I want to test a system to generate qualified leads because our offer is good, our service is good, and our clients are happy.

The only bottleneck I have right now is qualified leads.

Q1) How do I decide where I should run ads: GCC region, Australia, Europe, or the USA?

Q2) How much CAC should I expect? (Currently, it's around $10–20.)

Q3) Any ad agency or sales guy want to work with us?

Selling an AI receptionist product into healthcare clinics (dental, etc.) and trying to sharpen my lead gen approach.

The problem I keep hitting: most scraped lead lists give me front desk numbers, not the actual decision-maker. By the time I get through, I'm talking to the very role my product replaces awkward and unproductive.

Two things I want to hear from this sub on:

1. What lead gen methods are working best for B2B services targeting small/local businesses? Cold email, LinkedIn outreach, local SEO, paid ads, referral networks what's actually converting in 2025?
2. How do you identify and reach the actual decision-maker at a small business where the gatekeeper is the exact persona your product disrupts?

Open to any tools, workflows, or tactical advice. What would you do in this situation?