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I've always been a fan of Polk. Some of the best data out there IMO.

They have a new feature that we posted in the NADA Review.

"Polk was introducing their automotive lists online - http://automotivelists.polk.com . Dealers can now quickly jump online and order their targeted automotive marketing lists. Reach profitable prospects for new vehicle, used vehicle, and parts & service campaigns."
 
I used infoUSA a long time ago and their lists were quite outdated for the field (landscaping and tree businesses). I'm sure they've gotten better in the internet age, but it was a big waste of money 15 years ago.
 
I've always been a fan of Polk. Some of the best data out there IMO.

They have a new feature that we posted in the NADA Review.

"Polk was introducing their automotive lists online - http://automotivelists.polk.com . Dealers can now quickly jump online and order their targeted automotive marketing lists. Reach profitable prospects for new vehicle, used vehicle, and parts & service campaigns."

I wonder what the cost per record is on something like this. http://automotivelists.polk.com
 

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A dealer asks for recommendations on conquest mailing list providers, with Jeff Kershner endorsing Polk as having high-quality automotive data and noting their new online ordering platform, while also mentioning infoUSA as an established alternative. Another user cautions that infoUSA provided outdated lists in the past, though they may have improved. The thread offers limited concrete conclusions, with the original poster expressing interest in learning more about Polk's per-record pricing.

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