AroundDeal vs. MediaRadar

When you are tired to find prospects or companies around the web. It's well suited through its unique feature. Sometimes it gets stuck when using it in Linkedin.

It's a great research tool to give someone a direction but it's definitely not the most accurate tool. The agency hierarchy (it shows the holding company structures) and client relationships are awesome. Certain webcrawler activities should available in reports but on the other hand MR builts custom reports if needed. Overall, it's a great tool for sales development. It helps sales and marketing to get started but not to rely on it 100%.

Incentivized

• It helps in getting customers
• It helps in selling products
• Its easy to use and time savy

• One of the strengths of Media Radar is that it has a lot of brands in the database. The big money spenders are there, along with smaller brands and startups. This is helpful when I'm looking for information for smaller brands, because I cannot say the same about other products I use.
• The contact information is super organized and the site overall is very user-friendly.

Incentivized

• Its better than other collecting tools
• Its good to use
• Best solution for getting marketing strategy

• I think the user interface could use improvement.
• Would be nice to have more accurate phone # information.
• Could be updated more frequently.

Incentivized

ARoundDeal is easy to use and a good prospect collecting tool.

MediaRadar is what my company chooses to use for this purpose because of a few specific unique things it does, such as tracking competitors and allowing us to make mock-ups.

Incentivized

• Its positive impact is finding excellent leads
• Its negative impact is giving less credits for new users
• It helps in selling products

• Given the spend amounts in media, finding the right contacts has a big ROI.
• Saves a lot of time by giving you the media/marketing contacts you're looking for in media.
• They have a concierge to help you if it's missing contacts.

Incentivized