Prospecting
Prospecting on a map: cover a Quebec town or village without missing a street
Prospecting on a map means picking a Quebec town or village, a radius around it, and a business category — then walking away with a list of local leads verified against the official registry. You cover a whole territory, one category at a time, without forgetting the street next door.
The territory, not just the address book
Local prospecting has a blind spot: you keep returning to the same neighbourhoods, the same familiar names. A map forces full coverage — you see who you’ve never approached.
Pick a region and a radius, select a category, and let the map reveal every place that fits.
One category at a time
Restaurants, shops, clinics, trades, agencies, nonprofits: the search is multi-category, but the discipline is to work one at a time. The message stays relevant, and you compare comparable businesses.
Each place is checked against the official registry: a confidence badge and a lead count tell you where the effort is worth it.
Enrich only what you keep
No need to enrich a whole town. Save the places you care about, then enrich on demand: decision-makers, public emails, phones, and social pages get added to the card.
You spend your attention where there’s a real opportunity, not on a whole list at random.
Even without a website
Many small businesses have no website — and are still excellent prospects. Cible searches by name and address, and treats a Facebook page as a valid web presence.
You can also find a place’s missing website in one click, when it exists somewhere.
Ready to aim true?
Get started today, or ask for a demo. Bilingual, no setup, built for people who sell in Quebec.