LeadQuasar's Education category holds 420,551 person-level contacts, and every one of them has an email address, a phone number, a company website and a named person. The records span 51 state-level regions, each with its own live page. With a list this size, finding education leads is easy. The work is narrowing 420,551 people down to the few thousand who match what you sell.
What "Education" means in this dataset
The job titles tell you who is inside. The ten most common:
| Title | Contacts |
|---|---|
| Owner | 32,513 |
| President | 29,283 |
| Manager | 19,741 |
| Vice President | 15,016 |
| Chief Executive Officer | 8,873 |
| Chief Operating Officer | 6,752 |
| Marketing Manager | 5,829 |
| Operations Manager | 5,583 |
| Engineer | 5,533 |
| Director | 5,472 |
That is not a teacher list. Owners, presidents, COOs and engineers point to the business side of education: tutoring and test-prep companies, corporate training providers, course and curriculum publishers, edtech firms, private schools and the vendors that serve them. If your offer is aimed at classroom teachers, this data will mostly miss them. If you sell to the people who run and grow education organizations, it is a strong fit.
The quickest check on any single record is its website, which every contact here has. One look tells you whether you are dealing with a software company, a private academy or a training firm, and your first line should reflect that.
Split by title before you split by state
Most people start a list with geography. In education, the title is the more useful first cut, because the same company holds very different buyers:
- Owner, President, CEO. Small and mid-sized education businesses are often owner-run. This group signs for anything that touches revenue or risk: payment processing, insurance, accounting, enrollment systems.
- Marketing Manager (5,829). The buyer for enrollment campaigns, paid media, SEO and lead-capture tools. They measure you on sign-ups and cost per student.
- Operations Manager and COO. Scheduling, facilities, staffing, student information systems. They feel the day-to-day pain and often run the evaluation even when the owner signs.
- Engineer (5,533). Found mainly at edtech companies. The audience for developer tools, hosting, APIs and security.
Write one message per group. A pitch that tries to speak to an owner and an engineer at once lands with neither.
Where the records are
The list covers the whole country, but the biggest states hold a large block of it.
| State | Contacts |
|---|---|
| California | 43,607 |
| Texas | 28,078 |
| New York | 24,757 |
| Florida | 22,160 |
| Illinois | 20,072 |
| Pennsylvania | 17,962 |
Ohio (15,912), Massachusetts (14,557), North Carolina (12,344) and Virginia (11,935) follow.
The city list is more revealing. Washington, DC has the single largest cluster at 9,433 contacts. After the big metros, New York (7,504) and Chicago (7,245), the next names are state capitals and university towns: Tallahassee (5,046), Tempe (4,130), Iowa City (3,544) and Madison (3,152). Those clusters suggest that policy bodies, associations and organizations around large universities make up part of the list. If you sell to higher education or to education policy groups, those cities are a sensible place to start. If you sell to private training companies, the big commercial metros such as Houston and Los Angeles are the better bet.
Education buys on a calendar
Timing matters more here than in most industries. Schools and colleges plan around the academic year, and budgets for the next year are usually set months before classes start. A pitch that arrives after the budget is locked waits a full year. Private training firms and edtech companies buy more evenly through the year, but they still get busy around enrollment peaks, when nobody has time for a vendor call.
A practical rule: ask when their planning happens, note it, and come back before that date. It costs one question and tells you whether the lead is live now or next cycle.
Quality you can see before unlocking
Almost the entire category is in the VERIFIED tier: 419,958 records, with 447 STANDARD and 146 CONNECTED. Every record also shows a quality score before you spend an unlock on it. With coverage this complete on email, phone and website, the tier is less of a filter here than in thinner categories. Use title and location to narrow instead.
Working a list this size
- Browse education leads and filter by state and city. Search and filtering are free.
- Pick one title group from the table above and one offer to match it.
- Start with one metro. A city of a few thousand contacts is enough to test a message before you roll it out.
- Open with the website. Mention the kind of organization they run, not "education" in general.
- Follow up once or twice, then stop. Keep it short and follow CAN-SPAM and any state rules that apply.
A free account unlocks 50 contacts a day with no card, which is enough to test a message in one city. At the scale this category allows, most teams outgrow that quickly: go unlimited for $3.99/month and export to CSV for your CRM or sending tool. Our guides on creating an ideal customer profile and cold email cover the targeting and the message.
Frequently asked questions
How many education contacts does LeadQuasar have?
The Education category has 420,551 contacts. Every record includes an email address, a phone number, a website and a person's name, and 419,958 of them are in the VERIFIED tier.
Is this a list of teachers?
Mostly not. The most common titles are Owner (32,513), President (29,283), Manager (19,741) and Vice President (15,016). It suits selling to the people who run education businesses and organizations rather than to classroom staff.
Which states have the most education leads?
California leads with 43,607 contacts, then Texas (28,078), New York (24,757), Florida (22,160) and Illinois (20,072). Every state-level region in the data has its own page.
Can I target education marketing teams specifically?
Yes. Marketing Manager is one of the ten most common titles, with 5,829 contacts. Filter by state or city first, then look for marketing titles in the results before you unlock.
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