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Leads for marketing, web design, signage and printing agencies
A business that registered last week usually has no website, no logo and no signage yet. New business filings and licenses are a steady, free-to-sample source of exactly those prospects, filtered to your city and the industries you serve.
Each list returns the business name, type, filing date and business address, ready for direct mail, door-to-door or lookup.
Why public records work for this
- New filings appear within a day or two in New York, Colorado, Connecticut, Chicago and Philadelphia.
- NAICS codes (Connecticut, Los Angeles, San Francisco, Seattle) let you target industries like restaurants, salons or contractors.
- Business addresses support local direct mail and in-person outreach.
Lists to start with
| List | Why it fits |
|---|---|
| New business leads (all lists) | New business lists by state and city. |
| Seattle new business leads list | New Seattle businesses with NAICS codes. |
| California new business leads list | New Los Angeles and San Francisco businesses. |
| New York new business leads list | New New York businesses by county. |
A simple weekly workflow
- Pick your city or county.
- Filter to industries that buy what you sell (restaurants, salons, contractors, professional services).
- Run weekly and send a short, specific offer, such as a starter website or signage package.
- Track replies by filing week to see which industries respond.
Free to try: every list has a free sample CSV, and Apify's free plan ($5 a month in credit, no credit card) covers 1,600 to 5,500 records a month depending on the list.
Frequently asked questions
Are emails included?
No. Public filings do not publish emails. You get business names and addresses.
Can I filter by neighborhood?
Yes, by ZIP prefix on most lists, and by community area in Chicago.
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