Buying signals on the web

What a company adds to its website often tells you what it is preparing.

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Web signal · 6h ago by MeetMagnet

Isabel Foster

Sales director, Solent Gardens, outdoor furniture

Looking for stockists in the South West

What we spot on the web.

From signal to meeting.

The signal

Web · New page

“Become a stockist of our garden furniture”

The opener

It starts from the topic, never from the signal: no “I saw that you…”.

The conversation

  • Hi Isabel, For an outdoor furniture range, the first stockists are usually won in store, not online. Are you after direct retailers, or someone to look after them?

  • A bit of both. We don't have anyone in the South West yet.

  • I'm a sales agent in the South West and I visit around forty shops a month. Do you have particular retailers in mind?

  • Not really, and the season is being planned now. Let's talk.

  • How about Thursday at 10 am, or the same time the following week? 20 minutes on a video call. Invite to isabel.foster@solentgardens.co.uk, is that right?

  • Gladly, Thursday at 10 am. Yes, that's the right address.

MeetingIsabel FosterMeeting booked

Who uses it.

Jolley Representation, independent sales agent

Example

Its sales force in the South West, for manufacturers who want to be stocked.

Armor Gardens, a garden furniture maker in Plymouth, publishes a “Become a stockist” page for the South West.

A garden furniture range is often won in store before it sells online. For your future stockists in the South West, are you looking for direct retailers or someone to look after them?

What we cannot see.

  • We spot what is published and indexed; we never see who visits your website.
  • The date a page was added is not always known: a web signal is confirmed before it is used.

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