Marketing & Ad Intelligence

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Standard "Marketing" lists are 85% solo freelancers and inactive portfolios. Our AI agents verify employee counts, client rosters, and tech stacks to find verified Full-Service Agencies, AdTech Platforms, and Enterprise PR Firms.

The "Marketing" List Trap

Why firmographic filters fail in the agency world.

Every college student with a laptop calls themselves a "Digital Marketing Agency." If you sell high-ticket software or white-label services, you can't afford to waste time on solopreneurs.

You need to distinguish between a 50-person Performance Agency managing $10M in ad spend and a freelancer managing $500/mo.

  • "Agencies" with 1 employee (The Founder)
  • Portfolios with broken links
  • Generic "Full Service" claims with no case studies
Metric Standard "Agency" List Our ICP Database
Headcount LinkedIn Estimate "Meet the Team" Verified
Niche Generic "Marketing" Specific (e.g. Dental SEO)
Tech Stack None HubSpot, Semrush, Databox
Client Tier Unknown Logo Analysis (Fortune 500?)

20 High-Value Agency ICPs

Target agencies by what they actually DO, not just what they say.

Full-Service Digital Agencies

Teams of 20+. Offering Web, SEO, PPC. Prime targets for white-label tools and staffing.

SEO Specialist Firms

Focused solely on organic rank. High spend on link building, content tools, and reporting.

Performance Marketing (PPC)

Managing high ad spend on FB/Google. Targets for attribution software and creative tools.

Email/CRM Agencies

Klaviyo/HubSpot experts. Targets for deliverability tools and design assets.

Content Marketing Shops

Blog and whitepaper factories. Heavy users of AI writing tools and workflow software.

Video Production Houses

Commercials and explainer videos. Targets for stock footage, storage, and rendering.

Social Media Management

Organic social growth. Targets for scheduling tools (Sprout/Buffer) and analytics.

Public Relations (PR) Firms

Media placement experts. Targets for media monitoring (Cision) and outreach databases.

Branding & Design Studios

Logo and identity work. Targets for font licenses, collaboration tools (Figma), and print.

Web Dev Agencies (WordPress)

Building marketing sites. Targets for hosting, plugin licenses, and maintenance plans.

E-commerce Agencies (Shopify)

Specialized in retail growth. Targets for partnership apps and CRO tools.

Influencer Marketing Agencies

Managing creator campaigns. Targets for discovery platforms and payment tools.

Local SEO / Lead Gen

Serving plumbers/lawyers. Targets for citation tools and call tracking (CallRail).

App Marketing Agencies

ASO and user acquisition. Targets for mobile analytics and attribution SDKs.

MarTech SaaS Companies

Software for marketers. B2B targets for integration data and cloud infra.

Market Research Firms

Surveys and focus groups. Targets for panel data and analysis software.

Event Marketing Agencies

Experiential and trade shows. Targets for registration software and signage.

Affiliate Management Agencies

Running partner programs. Targets for tracking networks and fraud detection.

Podcast Production Agencies

Audio editing and growth. Targets for hosting and transcription AI.

CRO Agencies

Conversion Rate Optimization. Targets for A/B testing tools (VWO/Optimizely) and heatmaps.

Anatomy of a High-Value Agency Lead

Agencies are tech-heavy businesses. The tools they use define their maturity. A freelancer uses Mailchimp; an Enterprise Agency uses Salesforce Marketing Cloud.

We extract these "Stack Signals" to help you size the account before outreach.

Tech Fingerprints

  • Analytics: GA4 vs. Adobe Analytics vs. Mixpanel.
  • Reporting: Usage of AgencyAnalytics, Databox, or Looker Studio.
  • Ads: Facebook Pixel, LinkedIn Insight Tag, TikTok Pixel presence.

Scale Signals

  • Employee Count: We count specific roles (e.g., "Account Manager" vs "Founder").
  • Case Studies: Presence of a `/case-studies` or `/work` folder.
  • Partnerships: "Google Partner" or "HubSpot Diamond" badges.

Outreach Strategy: The "White-Label" Play

If you sell a SEO tool, filter for agencies offering "SEO Services" but NOT using Semrush or Ahrefs public badges.
Pitch: "Add a new revenue stream by white-labeling our SEO audits for your clients..."

Verification: The "Portfolio" Check

Our AI agents visit the "Our Work" or "Clients" pages of agency sites to analyze the logos displayed.

  • Enterprise Focus: Detecting logos of Fortune 500 companies.
  • SMB Focus: Detecting logos of local businesses (Dentists, Roofers).
  • Vertical Focus: Identifying if 80% of clients are in "SaaS" or "Healthcare".

This allows you to sell vertical-specific solutions (e.g., "HIPAA compliant marketing tools") to the right agencies.

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