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PROSPECTING GUIDE / 09For people who make a living providing services

How to get clients as a service provider without stopping deliveries.

You're good at what you do — the hard part is finding new clients without stopping deliveries. See how to get clients as a service provider in minutes: tell us the type of client you serve and the region, and get the right contacts, verified, with the first message ready to send.

Search by niche and region. Publicly available contacts.
Check the features and credits in each plan.

The contact opens a door.
The context gives you a reason to talk.

Inside your radarDEMO

Mercado Bom Dia

Santo André · fictitious example

SIGNAL TO INVESTIGATEPublished contact goes unanswered

The number listed on the public profile doesn't open a chat, and no other channel is given for quotes.

The service that fits this conversation

Service in the area with same-day quotes.

See an outreach message

Illustrative example · fictional businesses. In your search, review the signals found in the sources.

01 / FIND A GOOD REASON

Your next client already has the problem you solve.

Search for a type of business and a region. Then check what the business shows publicly and where your service fits into its day-to-day.

01

Neighborhood stores

⌕ Markets and bakeries in Santo André

What to look for

The published contact doesn't open or leads to a channel nobody answers.

What to offer

Service in the area, with same-day quotes.

02

Businesses with their own facilities

⌕ Gyms in Belo Horizonte

What to look for

The public photos show equipment or facilities that usually need periodic maintenance.

What to offer

Preventive maintenance contract, with an assessment visit.

03

Growing businesses

⌕ Clinics in Florianópolis

What to look for

The business is announcing a new location, but its service information is still incomplete.

What to offer

Setup package for the location that's opening.

Search suggestions. The digital signal guides the outreach; the conversation confirms the need and the priority.

02 / GIVE THE CONVERSATION CONTEXT

Your portfolio shows
what you do.
The outreach shows
why it matters.

Use something you were able to verify: a contact that doesn't open, outdated information, or facilities that seem to need attention. The first conversation needs to give a reason to respond.

Note+Offer+Question
FIRST MESSAGEIllustrative example
Hi, team at Mercado Bom Dia! I found you searching for stores in Santo André and tried the contact on your profile, but I couldn't start a chat. I provide services in the area and wanted to know who I should talk to about leaving a quote.

03 / TURN IT INTO A ROUTINE

From research to the next step.
All in the same Radar.

You choose the offer. Verso Radar gathers the research, helps you prepare the outreach, and organizes follow-up in the CRM.

01

Choose what you serve

Define the type of client and the region you can serve without compromising work already underway.

02

Gather the available contacts

Check the phone number, WhatsApp, and public profiles found. Confirm the details before you contact the business.

03

Choose a reason for the conversation

Connect a signal you observed to the service you provide. A concrete reason is worth more than a generic pitch.

04

Keep track without losing the thread

Log in the CRM who responded, who asked to be contacted later, and what the next step is for each conversation.

Google MapsWebsite and InstagramAI outreachCRM
Service delivery / in practice

How to get clients as a service provider every month

Service providers have two jobs competing for the same day. The solution isn't prospecting more hours, it's prospecting in short blocks with the list already built. Build your segment once a week and set aside a fixed time slot for outreach, with the message prepared based on what you observed in each business.

  • Set aside a fixed block in the week just to talk to new businesses.
  • Get the list built before the block starts, not during it.
  • Write based on a verifiable signal, not a generic template.
Service delivery / in practice

What to say when nobody knows you yet

Without a referral, the first message needs to carry the context a referral would. Show that you looked at the business before writing, point out something specific, and propose a small next step. The goal of the first message is to start a conversation, not close the job.

  • Say where you found the business and what caught your attention.
  • Offer a short step: a question, a quote, a visit.
  • Make it clear what you do, without listing your entire catalog.
Illustrative outreach example
Hi, team at Mercado Exemplo! I found you searching for stores in the neighborhood and saw that the contact on your site leads to a number that doesn't open on WhatsApp. I provide maintenance services in the area and wanted to know who I should talk to about leaving a quote.

04 / BEFORE YOU START

Questions from people who
want to move from research
to the conversation.

Does it work for my type of service?

If your client is a business that shows up on Google Maps, it works. You search by the type of establishment and the region you serve.

I don't have time to spend prospecting.

That's exactly the point. The list comes ready, with verified contacts and the first message written. You just send it and get back to your deliveries.

Do I need to understand marketing to use it?

No. You choose the client, the system delivers the contact and what to say. No learning curve.

What if I already know that client?

A repeated lead comes back without a new credit charge for the lead. You don't spend credits on a contact you already saw in a previous search.

YOUR WORK DESERVES TO BE FOUND

Never run out of clients at the end of the month again

Build your first list and start prospecting without stopping your work.

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