The Data Mine

The data for your lists gets displayed and download based on the "Output Columns" that are selected inside the Search Settings area. Here's what you'll see on a new search: You can remove an Output Column by clicking the "x" next to its name in the Output Column box. You can add additional Output Columns by selecting them from the dropdown menu (click the down arrow in the Output Column box). Important Note: If you are using The Data Mine scrub service, it is required to have the Email f...

In the Search Builder you can query the Data Mine by many different criteria (Ex. Title, Feed, City, Gender etc). Once you've selected a search field, to get at the data you're specifically after, you must tell The Data Mine the specific value of data you're after. Between the search field and value sits the "operator" (also known as search parameter) that narrows the focus of the search. As an example, here's a search for contacts in the state of Pennsylvania (abbreviated PA).... In this exa...

The Data Mine has the email validation scrub service built in. Each contact going through the scrub service costs 1 credit. The scrub service becomes available to use after you've downloaded a database file. Here's a video the demonstrates how to scrub your database file:

Contact downloads and email validation "scrubs" are purchased using a "Credit" system. Each account credit can be used for either a prospect download or an email validation scrub, as you choose. They're fully interchangeable. When a monthly subscription is purchased you will receive credits for both: 1) Contact Downloads; and 2) Contact Email Validation Scrubs. As an example an account with a monthly subscription of level of "50,000" receives 50,000 credits. 25,000 to be used for contact dow...

1) Search Name. Each search can be saved so you can perform it again without additional set-up. Give your search a name that is descriptive so it will be easy to identify in the future when you have many saved searches. 2) Total. This is the total number of contacts you would like for this search. 3) Offset. This is the record number the search will begin with to avoid returning the same records as a previous search. Example. If you searched for 1,000 "CEO's" and now you'd like another batch....

Here's the listing of the feeds of leads continually flowing into The Data Mine. You can search by any of these opt-in feeds: - Accredited Investors - Filled out form certifying they are accredited investors - AT&T - AT&T phone clients - AU - Australian contacts - Auto Insurance - Expressed interest in purchasing auto insurance - B2B - Business executives - Bankruptcy - Researching bankruptcy on debt.org - Bike - Opted-in via online bicycle seller - Biz - Business executives ...

Video tour and tutorial of how to search the Data Mine: