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Best Way To Estimate Size Of Customer Base?

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PedroAndJobu last edited by

Hi. Just wondering what you all thought would be the best way to estimate a customer base for a certain niche?

I'd be willing to pay for this service, if there are companies who do this sort of thing. But I'm assuming I'll be able to do it for free...

How much weight should I putting into facebook ad data?

Any advice?
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ClaytonJ last edited by

Tough question, but each category usually has a niche data provider for a field. ie a Data company that is a specialists in shopping centre traffic for Landlords.

Am based in Australia, and for a generalist our clients use a http://www.experian.com.au/ That said there is likely a niche data analyst type company particular to your area.

Hope that assists.
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