Identify potential customers thru internet?
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It is a nightmare to do this one!\nIdentifying your product number one....\nDetermining if there actually is a target community for your product number 2\nCheck the web and see what others similar to you are doing, and how they are doing it.\nDon't rely on web developers...they just want your money.
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ON LINE SURVEYS PERHAPS MIGHT BE A GOOD START
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Look in the yellow pages or from people's referrals.
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Check their name on the web.
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No, to signup for these services people don't need to give this type of info out, and there's no way the companies would ever give out that type of info.  If there is a legal dispute you can file a civil suit and suponea Yahoo or Skype for the identify but that's the only way.
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you can check the bbb at bbb.com
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that's theoretically impossible. unfortunately, even if the person you're looking for registered with their real name and city (which doesn't always happen) i believe email providers are not allowed by law to give out their customers' information.
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no use....u will not be able to trace real identity...in 99 % cases. People are afraid to expose themselves.\n\nBut if really want to know then mail me ,,,i can tell u procedure. But for reaching page profile.
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go to mobile company directory by phone or net , and seaarch it
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I don't mean to be rude but you can't.  There is no such program.  If there was, Click Fraud wouldn't be reported in Forbes and on CNN.\n\nWhat you can do to get a picture of your site's traffic is install an analytics tool which will show you comparative data to look at v. what the Search Engine's software is reporting for PPC.  Urchin (now Google Analytics) is free.  If you have the money, Coremetrics, Omniture are the big players.  All use a javascript tag that goes on each page.  If your reference to ASP is the Microsoft technology, it is compatible because it is a client side script you will be installing.\n\nYou can also look at the logs of your server through Webtrends or the like for a fee.  Your ISP can possibly provide you with that or have an alternative.  Yahoo! Small Business for example provides some of the same data from the log files.\n\nI assume you are a small business owner so doing searches on the web for free web analytics or inexpensive analytics for small business might turn up some I don't know of.  Your only protection is to use analytics and watch for patterns that don't fit with what Search Engines are reporting.\n\nBest of luck to you!
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check for listings over the internet..........
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I believe that there is a Yahoo Business contact that has information like that. Though I would guess that it is not free. Or there are places in the US that gather information of a consumer based on their internet usage and such. They have been in the news in recent months due to security breaches, Sorry I don't recall the name. Those would be the places that I would look for that kind of information.
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no but the internet can\n\nstart by doing city searches white and yellow pages in the city where you think the company might be
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you can just walk around in your area with a notebook in hand to write down the names of local companies; then you visit their websites and pretty sure there will be a ground for improvement at least in few of them; make a short proposal on what you can do to improve their sites and just knock on their door. ... btw, you can put a link to some of your projects - it looks better and is more attractive to customers
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There's that many scams that it would be impossible for any one site to list them all.  The advice I usually give to people is to type the name of the product/service into a search engine and see what results come up.  In the majority of cases if it's a scam someone, somewhere will be on to it and there'll be helpful pages available.\n\nThere's certain signs that help to indicate if a website is a scam or not.  If it's a reputable organization that's behind it then the site should include full contact info including e-mail, phone and address details.  If a site isn't prepared to provide this information then I'd be suspicious.\n\nYou can also see which other sites link to it - use Yahoo search and enter the word link followed by a colon (:) followed by the URL of the website, this will show which other sites are linking in and this is often a good indication as to the reliability of a site.\n\nIf you're suspicious then e-mail them first (preferably using a one-off web-based e-mail address) and ask them to provide you with confirmation that they're a legitimate concern.\n\nIf there's a particular site or sites you might want to post another question specifying the sites concerned.
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Business Profiles \n\nhttp://www.business-profiles.info/Results.aspx?query=Business%20Profiles&sessionid=tulvg1450fs4db55jgwxk5bo&cc=us&ns=1&eas=niolMbfp6t5dZ5Sh6J7DLw..\n\n:>peace
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some companies provide this.  For that you have to provide address proof or some formalities.\n\ntry to search for them using key words using work from home.  Beware many of them are fake.