Discover 396 New Zealand ecommerce stores actively running Paid Search and Meta Ads campaigns — a clear sign they're investing in growth and ready to scale. Reach the right decision-makers faster with verified contact data and signal-based targeting built for agency prospecting.
These stores in New Zealand are showing active buying signals. Our algorithm detected changes in their traffic, ad spend, or social performance that indicate they may need agency help.
Their revenue is up by 54% in the last 6 months. They're getting 52795 Paid Media visitors/month in the last 3 months, they're do(...)
Jon Kirman
Marketing Director
Their revenue is up by 32% in the last 6 months. Paid Media traffic represented 24% of their total traffic in the last 3 months, (...)
Kate Fisken
CEO
Their revenue went up recently. Paid Media traffic represented 26% of their total traffic in the last 3 months, they invest a lot(...)
Melissa Soich
Head of Ecommerce
Their revenue is up by 108% in the last 6 months. Paid Media spend represented 6% of their revenue in the last 3 months, they inv(...)
N/A
Marketing Manager
Their revenue went up recently. Paid Media spend represented 10% of their revenue in the last 3 months, they invest a lot in Meta(...)
Terry Worthington
Founder
| Store Name | Traffic | Signal | Decision Maker | Role | Contact |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| JB Hi-Fi NZ | 182K/mo | Their revenue is up by 54% in the last 6 months. They're getting 52795 Paid Media visitors/month in the last 3 months, they're do(...) | Jon Kirman | Marketing Director | Subscribe to Unlock |
| Wilson & Dorset | 13K/mo | Their revenue is up by 32% in the last 6 months. Paid Media traffic represented 24% of their total traffic in the last 3 months, (...) | Kate Fisken | CEO | Subscribe to Unlock |
| Caci | 12K/mo | Their revenue went up recently. Paid Media traffic represented 26% of their total traffic in the last 3 months, they invest a lot(...) | Melissa Soich | Head of Ecommerce | Subscribe to Unlock |
| I Love Ugly US | 28K/mo | Their revenue is up by 108% in the last 6 months. Paid Media spend represented 6% of their revenue in the last 3 months, they inv(...) | N/A | Marketing Manager | Subscribe to Unlock |
| Toyworld– Toyworld NZ | 32K/mo | Their revenue went up recently. Paid Media spend represented 10% of their revenue in the last 3 months, they invest a lot in Meta(...) | Terry Worthington | Founder | Subscribe to Unlock |
Our system monitors 50+ data points from over 500,000 stores, updated continuously. We track acquisition channels, performance metrics, and technical indicators to identify when stores in New Zealand need agency help.
We collect traffic data, ad spend, social metrics, revenue estimates, and technical performance scores from paid APIs and custom scrapers across 500K+ stores.
Our algorithm cross-references revenue trends with channel performance to identify stores whose growth is slowing or whose marketing channels are underperforming.
Only stores that match your ICP, show active buying signals, and have verified decision-maker contacts make it onto the lead list.
Not every store is worth reaching out to. Our signals identify stores that are both large enough to afford agency services and experiencing the kind of challenges agencies solve best.
Revenue decreased in the last 3-6 months and the primary traffic channel is organic search
Organic rankings dropped, backlinks declined, or SEO traffic is trending down
This store is likely to outsource SEO to recover their traffic and revenue
Revenue decreased and the primary channel is Paid Media (Google Ads, Meta Ads)
CPC is increasing, ad creative is stale, or paid traffic is declining despite spending
This store is likely to outsource paid media management to improve ROAS
Revenue decreased and the store has a meaningful social media presence (Instagram, TikTok)
Follower growth stalled, engagement dropped, or organic social traffic is declining
This store is likely to outsource social media management to regain momentum
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How many New Zealand stores are currently showing buying signals?
What types of buying signals are detected for New Zealand ecommerce stores?
How frequently is the New Zealand ecommerce lead list updated?
Who benefits most from using these New Zealand ecommerce leads?
There are currently 396 New Zealand ecommerce stores showing active buying signals in our database. These are stores that have been identified as actively investing in digital marketing, making them high-priority prospects for your agency.
Our platform detects two key buying signals for New Zealand stores: Paid Search activity and Meta Ads campaigns. These signals indicate that a store is already allocating budget to digital advertising, meaning they understand the value of paid marketing and are more likely to invest in agency services.
Our New Zealand lead list is updated on a regular basis to ensure you're working with fresh, accurate data. This means newly active stores running Paid Search or Meta Ads campaigns are continuously added, while inactive stores are removed to keep your prospecting efforts efficient.
Marketing agencies specializing in paid media, PPC management, or social advertising will find the most value in these leads, as the stores identified are already running Paid Search and Meta Ads campaigns. Agency owners and business development teams looking to expand their client base in the New Zealand market can use these leads to target warm prospects who are clearly open to digital advertising investment.