GhostLeads
Find local businesses with dead social media and website
What it does
Most lead tools give you a giant list of businesses and leave you to figure out who's worth contacting. GhostLeads does the opposite it finds the businesses that actually need you. What makes it different: Each lead is scored, so you know who to contact first Clean CSV with name, category, contact details, and social status No subscription €1 per lead, pick a package, get your list Perfect for social media managers, web designers, and marketing agencies.
We find local businesses with abandoned or inactive social media pages — the clients who need your marketing the most. Pay per lead, delivered as a CSV.
Three steps from raw public data to a list of clients who need you. We pull real local businesses from Google — name, category, address, phone, and website. We check their social pages and flag the ones that are dead or haven't posted in months. Every business gets a 0–100 hotness score. You get a ranked CSV — the neglected ones first. Secure checkout via Dodo Payments · delivered by email asfrom getghostleads.com
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