BigMarcusStud
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- Aug 8, 2011
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I'm in the process of setting up an ORM company. What are the must-have software for ORM?
A good personality to attract client?
I think the better question here is do you have ORM experience for your ORM company?
I primarily use Places Scout, and it rocks my socks.
Scrapes Google Places 5 to 200 results deep for search terms ("auto repair") combined with locations ("fresno"), combinations ("auto repair in fresno, auto repair around fresno, fresno auto repair"). It's crashed on me a few times because I loaded it with 10 biz categories with 5+ locations and my pc ran out of memory. When I scrape one category with 5 locations, runs like a dream and is done within 30 mins, Gplaces ranking, citation ranking, email addresses, NAP (Biz name, address, phone #). Export to csv file, load up my Thunderbird, copy and paste bad review email script, copying all the bad stuff said about them and hyperlinking it so the business owner can see the proof if needed.
It's $97 but you can use the use-now/pay-later offer on PayPal since it's over $50, pay it within 6-months and there's no interest.
Recently got my first client with it for $600/mo for 6 months, so on top of it being paid for I'm writing it off on my taxes as a work expense!
I think Power Lead Snatcher is similar, cheaper, but I haven't used it myself.
If you invest in Places Scout (it's a WSO, the homepage isn't finished yet but the backend helpdesk *is*), BE SURE to tell your antivirus to ignore it.
Anti-Virus Guard wrote over 30 gigs of text logs for me while running the software. Lol.
Hope this helps!
WSO says 147... Where did you see the 97?
Places Scout looks pretty good.
Are there any free/cheaper alternatives to this? Even just to scrape the places results?
bigmarcusstud did you let the thread die?Let's stir up some more interest in this field. What is the current state of your business? Have you filed DBA or incorporation papers? Any leads or clients? Inquiring minds are dying to know!
None. I'm still in the process of putting together a strategy. We were all noobs once, yes?