Research Texas roofing prospects for website services
Combine city-and-category discovery with manual website checks and contractor-directory cross-checks. Keep observations separate from a claim that a roofer needs a redesign.
Define the territory and service
Choose Austin and roofing contractor, then add supported Texas cities using campaign preview. Set a total cap. Keep commercial/residential relevance and service area in your review sheet rather than assuming the category proves both.
Use observations to plan a manual audit
No listed website and unreachable website are different cases. Open the site on a phone, follow the estimate/contact path, test the form and inspect service-area pages. Record the actual URL, date and outcome. Run a separate performance measurement if your proposal depends on speed; the app provides no complete website-quality score.
A real source can change your assumption
Austin Roofing's anniversary page names a founder, while its team page presents several distinct staff roles. Read the role as written. The existence of a founder record does not establish current ownership or that a redesign is needed. These are website references, not an extracted lead list.
Cross-check contractor relevance
Use RCAT or NRCA as separate directory checks. Record where a membership or service claim came from. OwnerClue does not automatically import those memberships.
Keep actual findings beside full CSV, exclude poor fits, and use the web-design agency workflow to review contacts. No response rate, time saving or sale is claimed from this example.