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Find web design clients whose website is holding them back
Web design work comes from businesses whose website no longer matches the business. Yolias helps you find them by type and area, see what they publish, and write to them with a reason.
Web design agencies
To find web design clients, pick a type of business you design well for, an area, and a signal that they need a new site, then look for companies that match all three. Yolias runs that search from a plain description, shows why each company fits and drafts a first email you approve.
Who this is for
- Web design and web development studios
- Freelance designers who want steady projects
- Agencies that build sites for one industry, such as clinics, restaurants or real estate
What to look for
- A type of business you have shown work for
- An area you can serve and meet in, if that matters to your clients
- Signals of need you can see from outside: no website, a website without booking, ordering or Arabic, or a site that isn't mobile friendly
- Company size that can afford your price range
How to do it with Yolias
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Describe your client
Write who you want in a sentence or two, for example: "Dental clinics in Riyadh and Jeddah with a website that has no online booking. I design clinic websites with booking and Arabic and English pages.". You can attach a brief or a CSV of current clients.
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Review the criteria
Yolias turns it into criteria you can see and change before the search runs.
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Check each match
Every company comes with a match score and the criteria it met, plus the contact details it publishes.
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Approve the campaign
Yolias writes a first email and follow-ups from your Company Knowledge; you edit and approve once.
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Handle replies
Emails go from your own mailbox within your sending rules. Replies arrive in Conversations with a suggested answer, and interested leads move to the CRM.
Signals worth writing about
- The business has no website, only social pages.
- Its site has no booking, ordering or contact form.
- It serves Arabic speakers but has no Arabic pages.
- It opened new branches or hired recently, so it is growing.
Yolias reads what a company publishes on its site and in the data sources connected to it. It doesn't run a technical audit of the site; check a few sites yourself before you send.
What to put in the first email
One observation about their site, what it costs them (missed bookings, calls instead of orders), one similar project you've done, and a small next step such as a short call. Yolias drafts it from your Company Knowledge; keep it short and specific.
Questions
How do I find web design clients without cold calling?
- Choose one type of business and one area, find the ones whose site shows a clear gap, and send a short email that names the gap. Yolias finds and explains the matches and sends the email from your mailbox after you approve.
Can Yolias tell me which websites are outdated?
- Not as a technical audit. It uses what companies publish and the criteria you give it, such as no online booking or no Arabic pages, and shows which criteria each company met.
Does it work for local businesses?
- Yes. Yolias searches local businesses by category and area, as well as companies and decision makers.
Try it on your own market.
Create an account, describe who you want to reach and review the list and the emails Yolias prepares before anything is sent.