Use case · Marketing agencies
Ecommerce leads for marketing agencies
Build focused prospect lists of online stores for SEO, CRO, paid media, development, or lifecycle marketing outreach. Filter by the storefront and real-user performance signals that match your offer, then review and export the stores you want to contact.
A repeatable workflow
Build each list around the service you sell
A broad list of online stores gives your team little reason to prioritize one account over another. Start with the observable conditions that make your service relevant, then narrow the segment before anyone writes an email.
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01 / Define
Match the client profile
Choose the platform, country, category, catalog size, and other store traits that describe the accounts your offer serves.
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02 / Qualify
Add a relevant signal
Use all-device Core Web Vitals, app stack, Meta ad activity, recent products, social presence, or available contact data to make the segment useful for a real campaign.
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03 / Review
Check before outreach
Open promising records, confirm that the storefront still fits, save the useful accounts, and export only the prospects your team has reviewed.
Campaign fit
Qualify with store-level context
Use filters that relate to the work you actually deliver. An SEO, CRO, or development agency can combine platform and all-device Core Web Vitals with app stack. A paid media team can add Meta ad activity. A specialist agency can combine category, country, product count, and shipping coverage.
Before you export
Questions agencies ask
BootLeads organizes observable storefront data. A matching record is a reason to research an account, not proof that the business is ready to buy.
Which ecommerce platforms can I search?
BootLeads covers six major ecommerce platforms. Explore the current store database and market statistics for each platform:
Available attributes vary by platform.
How can an SEO or CRO agency use Core Web Vitals?
Use Has CWV issues to create a review queue, then inspect the failing metric and current storefront before outreach. Exported records can include the CrUX month, status, p75 metrics, and good-experience shares. The data is all-device and origin-level, so it should not be presented as a mobile audit or proof that a store needs a specific service. Review the cross-platform Core Web Vitals benchmark.
Can I build a separate list for each agency offer?
Yes. Combine store, product, technology, advertising, social, and contact filters to create a segment for a specific offer or client profile.
How do matching stores move into outreach?
Export reviewed records to CSV. Pro and Enterprise plans can also send stores with an email to a connected outreach destination. See the cold email outreach workflow or learn how to send ecommerce leads to Instantly.
Build a focused ecommerce prospect list
Start with a real campaign brief, apply the filters that support it, and review the matching stores before outreach.