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Where to find list of ecommerce sites/businesses?

by Dan B Rusu
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Where can I find a list of companies that sell products online? These should include small and medium ecommerce companies - K and M Music Stands For Guitars - Peak Folding Music Stands and Garbage Cans Trash Can Stainless Steel Trash Cans Decorative Wastebasket for example?

One thing I thought of was to search "powered by magento" or something along those lines, but more legitamit companies remove that tagline from their site.
#ecommerce #find #list #sites or businesses
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    osCommerce Live Shops Directory
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    • Profile picture of the author Dan B Rusu
      That looks like a great resource, thanks very much!

      Any other great resources like this out there?


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      • Profile picture of the author xDennis
        Hello Daniel,

        The NAICS code for "Web Retailer" is [454111]. If you have access to hoovers or manta, you can use this information to find a list of companies.

        If you don't have access to hoovers, let me know. I have an account with them and I can build you a small list if you would like. Shoot me a PM with some criteria you're interested in looking up. State, revenue, etc. I can put something together for you.

        Dennis
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  • Profile picture of the author manny2513
    i will say that google is your best friend for that matter. Just see how many sites are listed on Google places.
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  • Profile picture of the author iamchrisgreen
    Originally Posted by Daniel7rusu View Post

    Where can I find a list of companies that sell products online? These should include small and medium ecommerce companies - K and M Music Stands For Guitars - Peak Folding Music Stands and Garbage Cans Trash Can Stainless Steel Trash Cans Decorative Wastebasket for example?

    One thing I thought of was to search "powered by magento" or something along those lines, but more legitamit companies remove that tagline from their site.

    I was thinking this the other day too.

    Here was my idea:

    1. Get a list of local web companies that do ecommerce sites.
    2. Check their portfolios and create a list of sites they have done.
    3. Call all the ones that have issues and aren't on page one.
    4. Call and see if they need help getting on page one (or whatever your sales process is)...
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    • Profile picture of the author Dan B Rusu
      Originally Posted by xDennis View Post

      Hello Daniel,

      The NAICS code for "Web Retailer" is [454111]. If you have access to hoovers or manta, you can use this information to find a list of companies.

      If you don't have access to hoovers, let me know. I have an account with them and I can build you a small list if you would like. Shoot me a PM with some criteria you're interested in looking up. State, revenue, etc. I can put something together for you.

      Dennis
      Thanks I'll try that. One problem is many companies have ecommerce divisions, so their company would be in that naics, but in another one.

      Originally Posted by manny2513 View Post

      i will say that google is your best friend for that matter. Just see how many sites are listed on Google places.
      Looking for web retailers, not local businesses...

      Originally Posted by iamchrisgreen View Post

      I was thinking this the other day too.

      Here was my idea:

      1. Get a list of local web companies that do ecommerce sites.
      2. Check their portfolios and create a list of sites they have done.
      3. Call all the ones that have issues and aren't on page one.
      4. Call and see if they need help getting on page one (or whatever your sales process is)...
      Thanks, that's a good idea, but a large list of web retailers would be nicer
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  • Profile picture of the author xDennis
    Daniel,
    That's true. But if you focus on smaller companies based on revenue, you won't be dealing with larger corporations that have a ton of divisions.

    So if you're looking at doing SEO work, maybe if you focus on companies between 150-250k for starters, that may get you some mom and pop operations that could benefit from SEO work, or mobile work, etc.

    That's just a thought.

    Good luck!
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    • Profile picture of the author Dan B Rusu
      Originally Posted by xDennis View Post

      Daniel,
      That's true. But if you focus on smaller companies based on revenue, you won't be dealing with larger corporations that have a ton of divisions.

      So if you're looking at doing SEO work, maybe if you focus on companies between 150-250k for starters, that may get you some mom and pop operations that could benefit from SEO work, or mobile work, etc.

      That's just a thought.

      Good luck!
      I meant a largest list of web retailers, not list of large web retailers.
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  • Profile picture of the author banananose3
    Hey Daniel

    what happened to 1stpagekillerearnings?????

    Can I get a refund????? Or some thing......

    Thanks
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