Bakeries and bread shops
⌕ Bakeries in Sorocaba
Oven and walk-in fridge running all day, opening before dawn.
Savings study based on the bill, with a technical visit.
PROSPECTING GUIDE / 19For solar energy installers
Every high-consumption business is a solar energy proposal waiting to happen: tell us the type of business and the region, and get a list of companies to prospect for solar, with verified phone and WhatsApp and the first message ready to send. No need to rely on expensive pay-per-click leads.
Search by niche and region. Publicly available contacts.
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The contact opens a door.
The context gives you a reason to talk.
Sorocaba · fictional example
The business opens before dawn and keeps the oven and walk-in fridge running, a profile that tends to have a high bill.
Savings study based on the bill, with a technical visit.
See an outreach message ↗Illustrative example · fictional businesses. In your search, review the signals found in the sources.
01 / FIND A GOOD REASON
Search by activity and region. Businesses with refrigeration, ovens, or extended shifts make the list with available public contact info.
⌕ Bakeries in Sorocaba
Oven and walk-in fridge running all day, opening before dawn.
Savings study based on the bill, with a technical visit.
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Search suggestions. The digital signal guides the outreach; the conversation confirms the need and the priority.
02 / GIVE THE CONVERSATION CONTEXT
Start with the bill, not the kit. Whoever shows you the bill is already calculating along with you.
03 / TURN IT INTO A ROUTINE
You choose the offer. Verso Radar gathers the research, helps you prepare the outreach, and organizes follow-up in the CRM.
Define the type of business that tends to have a high electric bill and the region you serve.
Check the name, address, and public contact info found before contacting the team.
Use the X-ray to check the structure, hours of operation, and what the business shows publicly.
Connect the observation to the energy cost and arrange the technical visit to assess actual consumption.
Consumption isn't published anywhere, but the type of operation indicates the range. Walk-in fridges, ovens, greenhouses, air conditioning in large spaces, and extended shifts drive up the bill. Narrowing the search to these profiles gives the field team a route with a better chance of a proposal worth the trip.
An installer who opens with the system's price gets caught in a spreadsheet comparison. Start with the business's own electric bill and the question the owner can answer: how much energy weighs on the month. The technical proposal comes after they show you the bill.
Hi! I found your bakery while searching for businesses in the area. I work with solar energy and serve a lot of businesses with ovens and walk-in fridges, which tend to have high bills. Would you have one month's bill so I can run a no-obligation savings estimate?
04 / BEFORE YOU START
The search runs live, straight from the public source for businesses in the area. It's the company that's live right now, with phone and WhatsApp verified one by one.
You target the segment and size that consume the most — industry, large retail, a specific field — and the region. The list comes out with only the profile that's worth your proposal.
Yes. You can split the lists by region among salespeople and track each proposal in the same pipeline, from first contact to contract.
No. A business that already appeared in one of your searches comes back without a new credit charged for the lead. You never pay twice for the same contact.
YOUR WORK DESERVES TO BE FOUND
Choose your plan and build the list of businesses in your region to prospect for solar energy.
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