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Dentists in bridport. Universe data list records: 4. The number of sites to a business list record is available for the selection process. Typically this will entail weeding out the chain companies who have multiple sites. When combined with job title (e.g. branch manager), this can be a powerful variable to ensure your prospect lists don’t include every branch of the high street chains. SIC Codes (Standard Industry Classification) are used to identify the types of businesses to target from your prospect database. They can be reviewed at a high level as 2-digit codes, or more deeply into the tightest classifications as 5-digit codes. Responsiva will help you identify the right SIC codes for your business lists. Telemarketing data from Responsiva covers the whole UK, including the offshore islands such as Jersey, Guernsey and Hebredes. Northern Ireland is also included, but (unless a specialist prospect file is required) Southern Ireland is usually excluded from the selection process. In specifying your geographical needs it is important to consider these facts. The Greater London region is an anomaly for business data, specifically in how the data file is defined. Typically there are two choices. The first is to select the compass point postcodes (N, NW, WC, EC etc) which approximate zones 3 to 4. The second (Greater London) would include postcodes as far as Watford, Enfield, Kingston and Dartford. Business data counts are provided free of charge and usually arrive in your inbox within one hour. These can range from simple data list counts by industry classification or company size, or a full cross-tabulation profile against various desired territories or postcode areas. All prospect lists from Responsiva are pre-quoted in advance with full counts. Our experience is given without cost. In fact, everything is free until you’re certain you wish to purchase the specified mailing list. This includes data counts, data list samples, help with a specification, data advice and support, the quotation and even the phone call itself. All are obligation-free. Of the factories within the business data universe, a surprisingly high 72% have less than ten employees. Data lists may be segmented by both premise type and employee size where desired. Whilst there are the very large factories on file, it is worth remembering that many are just small businesses with a low manufacturing output. Some of the business classifications are difficult to evaluate by employee size in the complete UK business data list. Good examples include taxi companies and builders. The main issue with prospect data for these types of industry is that they use contractors, so would not necessarily classify all workers as employees. Data cleansing (or database cleaning) is the process by which your existing database is updated. This ensures your legal compliance with the Data Protection Act, requiring you to take reasonable steps to keep your data updated. As well as identifying your prospect data gone-aways and cleaning up the business addresses, new fields can be appended such as business emails and telemarketing data. Unless there is already a relationship with the business, prospects matching the Corporate Telephone Preference Service (CTPS) should not be telephoned. All mail lists delivered to you are pre-screened against the CTPS before supply. This ensures the telemarketing lists comply with your legal obligations before embarking on any calls.