B2B Lead List Building Workflow: Scrape → Clean → Verify → CRM
If your leads are messy, your outreach will be messy. This workflow turns a contact scrape into a clean, CRM-ready list you can actually convert.
Main guide: Contact Information Scraper: Emails & Phone Numbers (2026)
Step 1: Scrape (Targeted, Not Random)
- Choose one niche + one region
- Collect a list of target websites
- Crawl best pages (Contact/About/Footer)
Related: Best pages to crawl for contact data
Step 2: Clean (Turn Raw Data Into Usable Data)
Clean checklist
- Normalize emails (lowercase, trim spaces)
- Normalize phone numbers (country code)
- Remove duplicates (email + domain)
- Keep a source URL for each contact
Step 3: Verify (Reduce Bounce + Protect Reputation)
Verify emails before outreach. Categorize results into Valid / Risky / Invalid, and build a suppression list for unsubscribes and bounces.
Related: Email verification workflow after scraping
Step 4: Import Into CRM (With Proper Fields)
Recommended CRM fields:
- Company
- Domain
- Phone
- Industry / Niche
- Region
- Source URL
- Status (New / Verified / Contacted / Replied / Qualified)
Step 5: Segment (So You Don’t Look Like Spam)
- Segment by niche
- Segment by role (if known)
- Segment by region/timezone
- Segment by intent signals (pricing page visited, service page match)
Step 6: Outreach (Compliance-First)
Send fewer emails, but make them relevant. Always include opt-out and honor unsubscribes.
Next: Cold outreach sequence after lead collection
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