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Company Data Points

Target or exclude Companies based on these data points.

Key Executive Arrivals

Recent hires and appointments of senior leadership and executive-level personnel, useful for tracking organizational changes and strategic direction shifts.

Website Visits Monthly

The monthly website traffic a company receives displayed as a range – helpful for assessing digital reach, online visibility, and business growth trends.

Number of Locations

The geographic footprint of a company displayed as a range, indicating how many offices or operating locations they maintain across different regions or countries.

Social Pages

Links to a company’s official social media and professional profiles across platforms like LinkedIn, X, Discord, Pinterest, TikTok, GitHub, Reddit, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube, and Crunchbase – useful for tracking brand presence and engagement.

Company Specialties

The skills, services, and areas of expertise that a company lists on its LinkedIn profile – a stronger alternative to keywords for understanding a company’s true focus and capabilities.

Active Hiring Jobs

The specific job titles and positions a company currently has open, along with the count of available roles – useful for assessing growth trajectory, hiring priorities, and organizational expansion plans.

Public Company Data

Target companies publicly listed on stock exchanges.

IT Budgets

Understand a company’s technology spend to better target campaigns that match their investment capacity.

Investor Information

See which companies are actively investing in others – useful for identifying growth-focused or well-funded businesses.

Acquisition predictions

Identify businesses that are likely to be acquired.

Acquisition & merger details

Identify companies that have been acquired, have acquired, or have merged with another company.

Company Specialties (from LinkedIn)

Understand a company’s true focus or area of expertise –  a stronger alternative to keywords.

Web Traffic Insights

See how much monthly traffic a company’s website gets – helpful for spotting growing or declining businesses.

Company Name

The company’s official registered name.

Firmographics

The company’s industry, size, and geographic location, including continent, country, state, region, or headquarters.

Description

The company’s summary of products, services, and mission.

NAICS codes

Filters companies by their North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code, indicating their main business activity.

SIC codes

Filters companies by their Standard Industrial Classification (SIC) code, commonly used for industry-specific targeting in Europe.

Domain

The company’s website address.

B2B/B2C

Filters companies based on their business model: business-to-business (B2B) or business-to-consumer (B2C).

Type

Filters companies by their legal status, such as public, private, or partnership.

Email Provider

Filters companies based on the email service provider they use for managing email communications.

Revenue

Filters companies by annual revenue to target those with sufficient buying power.

Funding

Filters companies based on their funding information, including amount, funding type (e.g., Series A, Series B), and the date.

Technology Category

Filters companies by the technologies they use, grouped by specific categories such as e-commerce, CRM, programming languages etc.

Technology

Filters companies by the digital tools, platforms, and systems they use, like Shopify, HubSpot, Stripe etc.

Company Headcount Growth

Filters companies based on their employee growth over the last 6, 12, or 24 months, indicating their expansion and potential for business opportunities.

Company Founded Year

Filters companies by the year they were established, helping target businesses with specific levels of maturity or history.

Employee Count

Filters companies by the total number of employees associated with them, offering more precise targeting.

Department Count

Filters companies by the number of employees in specific departments, providing insights into the company’s internal structure and focus areas.

Domain Rank

Filters companies by the authority and strength of their website’s online presence, measured by their domain rank.

Company Telephone

The primary contact number for the company.