Energy & sustainability
How to find clients for energy brokers & utility savings
Energy-hungry businesses — restaurants, laundries, gyms, manufacturers — often sit on expensive default tariffs.
For energy brokers and utility-cost consultants. Six steps, from the first search to the last follow-up.
- 1
Search Google Maps for these businesses
Run each search in the city you sell to. These are the trades that buy this most.
RestaurantsLaundromatsGymsManufacturersHotelsBakeriesCold storage facilities - 2
Keep the ones that are ready to buy
- Highly Rated
- At least 4.7 stars from 25 or more Google reviews.
Leave out: Large corporates with an energy manager.
- 3
Open on the right channel
A call or email to the owner; ask for one recent bill.
- 4
Lead with one thing you noticed
- Better rates found across many suppliers.
- Contracts timed to avoid expensive rollovers.
- Billing errors spotted and refunded.
- 5
Send an opener like this one
Opening messageHighlighted parts are filled in for each businessHi contact name, Businesses like business name use a lot of energy and often end up on expensive default rates. We compare suppliers for businesses in city and handle the switch — usually at no cost to you. Would a free bill review be useful? Best, sender name
- 6
Follow up twice, then stop
- Day 3: what the review needs and an example saving.
- Day 7: a reminder about contract end dates.
Run it in Leads Ranger
The whole playbook, done for you.
Raptor sweeps Google Maps for the searches above, city-wide, and reads each business's own website for its real email. Every lead lands tagged with the signs from step 2, and your AI agent writes the opener for each one.
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Run this playbook in your city.
Name the trade and the city. Leads Ranger finds the businesses, reads their websites for real emails and drafts the opener. No credit card.
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