LeadQuasar lists 22,517 verified marketing agency contacts in the United States. 17,991 (79%) include a business email address and 14,275 (63%) a phone number. Job titles lean toward the people who run agencies, such as owners, presidents and founders, so the list works as an agency owners email list you can filter by state for free.
Is there an email list of marketing agency owners?
Yes, and this is it, with three things to know before you plan a campaign around it.
- Email is the stronger channel. 79% of records carry an address and 63% a phone number. Agency people live in their inbox, and a short note gets read there before a cold call gets returned.
- Not every record is an owner. Larger agencies also appear through vice presidents and department heads. Filter by job title in Find Leads: Owner, Founder or President for anything the business signs for, and Vice President or Director for tools a delivery team uses every day.
- Quality varies by record. Every record shows its quality score before you unlock it, so you can start with the strongest and leave the rest for later.
How do you find marketing managers' phone numbers and directors' contacts?
First decide which marketing managers you mean, because there are two kinds and they sit on different lists.
Marketing people inside agencies are on this list. At a small agency the founder often is the marketing director. At a larger one, filter by title and state in Find Leads to find directors and heads of department.
Marketing managers and directors at brands (the in-house team at a retailer, a software company or a clinic) are not agency contacts. Search Find Leads by job title, such as Marketing Manager, Marketing Director or Head of Marketing, across the industry you sell to, then narrow by state. Retail head offices are one place these titles appear; the retail guide shows how to separate them from shop owners.
On phone numbers, set your expectations. A number on a record may be a direct line or the company's main number. Either way, ask for the person by name and title: a receptionist is more likely to put through "Can I speak to Dana, your marketing director?" than "Who handles marketing?" Where you have both an email and a number, send the email first and call two days later, referring to it.
What do marketing agencies buy?
Agency spending falls into four groups, and each one sells on margin or on hours saved:
- Capacity. White-label SEO, paid media, development, design and content, sold as fulfillment the agency resells under its own name.
- Tools. Reporting dashboards, project management, proposal software and client portals.
- New business. Referral partnerships and lead sources for the agency's own pipeline.
- Operations. Bookkeeping, contractor payments, insurance and hiring.
An agency owner thinks in billable time and client retention. "This cuts the hours your account managers spend on monthly client reports" is a pitch. "We are a leading provider of solutions" is not.
If you are an agency yourself looking for white-label partners, the SEO services and web design guides cover those lists.
Where are the marketing agencies?
These are the twelve states with the most marketing agency records, ranked largest first:
More states follow on the marketing agency hub. Agencies cluster in big cities, so a state page is mostly a list of its main metros. If you sell in person or run local events, one state can carry a whole campaign.
How do you write to an agency owner?
Agency owners spend their days writing outreach and judging creative, so they spot a template in the first line. That works in your favor: a short, specific message that understands how an agency makes money stands out, because most of their inbox does not.
- Name their niche. Most agency websites say who they serve: dentists, software, e-commerce, local trades. Find it and mention it.
- Talk margin, not features. White-label partners lead with the rate the agency can resell at. Tool vendors lead with hours saved or churn reduced.
- Keep it to three sentences. Who you are, what it does for an agency like theirs, one question.
- Follow up once or twice, then stop. Owners notice persistence, and they notice when it turns into pestering.
Follow CAN-SPAM in every send. The cold email guide has the full structure.
Looking for homeowner leads for your clients?
Some agencies arrive here looking for home or homeowner leads to pass to their clients. LeadQuasar does not sell homeowner or consumer leads. What it can do is fill your own pipeline: if your agency serves home-service firms, the businesses you want as clients have their own lists, such as roofing, plumbers and home remodeling.
How do you build the list?
- Browse free. Start at the marketing agency hub or Find Leads. Searching needs no account.
- Filter to the titles you need, owners for business decisions and directors for team tools.
- Segment by state, then by niche once you have read their websites. "Chicago agencies serving healthcare" is far easier to write for than "agencies".
- Unlock 50 a day free on a free account. For a list this size, Pro at $9.99 a month gives unlimited unlocks and CSV export, and you can try Pro free for 7 days.
For the list-building method itself, see how to build a B2B lead list.
Frequently asked questions
How many marketing agency contacts does LeadQuasar have?
22,517 in the United States. 17,991 include a business email address and 14,275 a phone number.
Are these agency owners or employees?
Both, weighted toward leadership. Filter by job title to keep owners, founders and presidents, or to reach directors and vice presidents at larger agencies.
Which state has the most marketing agencies?
California, followed by New York and Florida.
Browse marketing agency leads free, then create a free account to unlock 50 contacts a day.