| What makes us Unique? There are many firms who provide
mailing lists, including engineering and CAD oriented lists. What makes
CADnet stand out?
- Our lists are designed to help you
rifle-shoot your message to specific CAD niche markets. We profile CAD software usage information
for over 175,000 CAD industry professionals...covering literally hundreds
of CAD applications in over a dozen CAD Market segments.....and growing.
This is the reason CAD industry vendors come to CADnet.
- Unlike the many firms that provide
broad engineering mailing lists, CADnet's sole focus is the collection
and maintenance of information about CAD software users.
- CADnet offers both a
one-time list rental
AND an unlimited use 12 month list rental
for each of three pricing plans designed to match your budget (see our
List Rental Plan Comparison Chart)
to assist you in choosing the appropriate rental plan for your marketing
efforts.
- CADnet can verify each and every record in
its database so that you receive the most accurate listings possible. We
back up the accuracy of our lists with a refund
policy that guarantees 95% to 98% deliverability of our lists depending
on which plan you choose (read our
Refund Policy)
- CADnet's information is 100% compiled from
public industry sources, enabling us to build the most comprehensive CAD
database available. We are not subject to the limited number of
subscribers, as is the case with most response lists.
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Why CADnet makes
sense for your company
- It is often said that list selection to
direct marketers is what location is to real estate professionals. The
mailing list is the most important element in a direct mail campaign,
affecting response rates up to 1000% or more. Why? Because a poorly
conceived marketing message will get more response from a good list than a
well conceived message will get from a bad list. The goal is always to
present a well conceived message to a highly targeted list of companies
and people with a demonstrated interest in the offer.
- Since there are over 50,000 lists available on the market, it's critical
to find the right one for your business. You don't have the time to keep
up with what's available or to know what will work for you. With CADnet you
have a single source for everything related to building your prospect
list.
- Half the challenge in marketing
high-tech software and services is simply reaching the right prospects to
tell them about your offer. Target marketing is among the least
expensive and most effective ways to reach potential customers. Why not
target recipients by the type of software that they currently use? For
example, why
waste money contacting all CAD engineering managers if you are selling Solidworks™
plug-in software or design services? Why not limit your message to
Solidworks™ users
who you already know will be predisposed to your offering. Imagine the
possibilities! Would YOUR products or services be of interest to
businesses that use a particular brand of CAD software? If so, our lists
may be the key to an immediate return on your investment. See more
detailed example at Define your
Market
- Compiled lists are usually better for
total penetration of a particular market. For example, say you want to
reach every Cadence Allegro™
user in California. Only a compiled list can do that. A response list
won't have all the names, because not every CAD user in California has
responded to advertising. Besides, CADnet is the only company that
collects and compiles information about CAD software usage, whether it be
Cadence Allegro™
or any other CAD software platform for that matter. You just can't
get that level of selectability with a paid-circulation subscription list.
- Controlled circulation list demographics can often be inaccurate.
For example, say you want to send a mailing to CAD executives that are
believed to be using a particular CAD software platform. You want to
entice them to either replace their current platform or perhaps you want
to offer specific services to assist with that software platform. So, you
use a list of CAD executives who responded to a particular publication in
the last six months and you furthermore select only those CAD executives
who are still using this particular CAD software platform. The problem is
this....the publisher had qualified the subscribers within the last six
months, but not the demographics (the publisher collected this software
information over three years ago). As a result, the company has long
since migrated to a new CAD software platform. NOT a good prospect for
your message!
How do you reach just the people you want to reach? CADnet probably has the
list you need!
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