Lead Finder Jack

No I know what it does and there are a bunch of reviews online available, but I'm wondering why nobody on this forum is talking about it, because it looks like a super awesome tool.

This is a pretty decent review (not affiliated with him):

scottlin's right -- this is scheduled to launch today, August 13th, at 11 am (ET).

If you search for "lead finder jack," you'll also find some tutorials. So if you're at all interested, you have about an hour to get somewhat educated about it prior to its launch . . .

Its not Mac compatible, I am on a Mac as well. But I'm sure I can run it with Wine, Virtual Box or Parallels.

Yeah I have some questions as well. Dont understand why there is no WSO or something similar.

WhiteTS, I completely agree with you, lyfe, and others about not being able to read reviews.

This is what I sometimes do, and it may be helpful to others: do a search on the product, using double-quotes, and look at any of the results from blackhat (!) sites. You'd be surprised at what you'll read, and some of the comments are helpful in making a decision about buying or not.

I am not suggesting doing anything other than reading

kbrady, I have Lead Kahuna (LK) and am debating about Lead Finder Jack (LFJ) as well. I'm basing my following comments on not only the video on the sales page, but also on some of the tutorials found on YouTube, and I'm using the most current version of LK.

My immediate thought is that LFJ has a one-time fee, versus LK's annual renewal. And depending when, and through whom, you purchased LK, this can be a significant savings.

Another advantage: LFJ seems to go deeper in its search for email addresses, as it seems to provide more email addresses per company, vs. LK's one email address (if found).

LFJ picks up LinkedIn profiles, whereas LK doesn't.

LFJ can specifically search for companies that have Paid Ads, where LK uses only Google for general searches.

My impression is that LFJ is more comprehensive in how it searches for whether a company has a mobile site, based on comments made by the developer. I have yet to find a scraper that is excellent in its accuracy.

A disadvantage: LFJ does not show companies that have run Groupon and LivingSocial deals, so that's a minus in my book as deal site marketing is my main service.

LK also offers the ability to create letters in addition to the email campaigns that both it and LFJ offer.

LK also offers the ability to do audio broadcast campaigns, which LFJ doesn't.

We know that LK has been evolving with more, and significant, updates and options since its inception last fall, and has good support. We don't know how often LFJ will be updated, nor what new options it will have.

Sorry for such a "long-winded" response! I know there are other pros/cons, and I hope that others will comment as well . . .

Jay -

If you want to find out about companies (and are in the US) many public libraries have free access to ReferenceUSA. It's a fast, easy way to find out info about a company or research certain market segments. I use it all the time -- You'll need a library card though.

Underground, this does seem rather limited . . .

Question: I was under the assumption that this has a one-time fee, but read elsewhere that there is a subscription for it. Is it a one-time only fee? TIA ~

Don't know that it was a subscription...thought it was a one time fee

Underground - You only got 10 businesses, I only got 3 business - in the entire state of New Jersey. In my opinion, this doesn't work well for the US market. Would have been better if the search options included state for the US. How about I got results from states on the other side of the country. initially you are searching for businesses that are local to you so you can close the deal in person.

I agree with you that it was a disappointment. Disappointment is when the affiliate that referred you to the product makes his own training video because his referral customers complain about the poor quality of the training videos provided with the product.

isn't that often the case, many demo videos are carefully chosen to show what we think is the average return results, but in reality is some of the better return results , eg the video I watched from a affiliate of LFJ showed many search results with many having 5+ email addresses for each business, when maybe in reality that isn't really the case.

Indeed most lead gen software I seen has this issue, the demos look strong for results genrated, reality is another thing entirely

Has anyone bought Lead Finder Jack? There aren't very many comments describing the software since it's launch.

I'd love to hear some reviews from those who have tried it.