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    Use case

    D2C and omnichannel brands - qualified on the channels they actually sell through.

    We qualify D2C and omnichannel brands on the mix that matters for your offer: own site vs. marketplaces vs. retail wholesale, stockist footprint, reorder workflow, and present-tense pain (a new store, a hiring signal, a customer complaint pattern). Every account arrives with the channel shape and the buying trigger up front.

    1. 1

      Scope the retail ICP

    2. 2

      Find matching brands

    3. 3

      Qualify channel mix

    4. 4

      Verify buyer

    5. 5

      Deliver with evidence

    Sample handoffD2C + omnichannel
    cottonculture.exampleAhmedabad · 52 emp
    Wholesale reorder pain · 3 new stockists / 90d
    slowmadegoods.exampleJaipur · 30 emp
    Just opened Bangalore flagship · hiring KAM
    harvestandhome.exampleChennai · 45 emp
    On Amazon + 90 stockists · no B2B ordering tool
    Founder-led decisions · verified LinkedIn + email on every record
    The problem

    'D2C brand' means twelve different companies. A Shopify-only startup, a marketplace-only seller, a 200-stockist retail wholesaler and a hybrid all show up in the same list - and none of them buy the same way, or at the same time.

    What you get

    Everything this motion needs, in one place.

    Brand-shape breakdown per account: own site, marketplaces, retail wholesale, hybrid.

    Stockist count and geographic footprint where discoverable.

    Founder or category owner identified with verified contact.

    Present-tense buying trigger - not last year's press release.

    Delivered with the reason this account is a fit, in one line.

    Outcome

    Your outbound speaks to the actual shape of each brand instead of a generic 'D2C' pitch.

    FAQ

    Questions teams ask.

    Ready to see pre-contact SQLs on your accounts?

    Book a discovery call and we'll scope your first delivery in writing - then let Pre-Contact SQL Delivery deliver a steady feed of qualified leads to your team.