Industry
Wedding and event vendor leads
Photographers, venues, florists, and planners publish public vendor profiles on The Knot. Unique Knot leads cost 2 credits. Pair with Maps for venue pins and Instagram for studios that post more than they list. Vendor listings only — not couples, guests, or registries.
The problem in this market
- Consumer wedding “leads” are not the product — you need vendor B2B contacts.
- Seasonal markets need refreshes without rebuying the same verified studio inbox.
- Maps alone misses planners who list packages on The Knot before they finish a pin.
Plays that map to the catalog
Vendors on The Knot
Category + metro on The Knot (2 credits). Enrich studio and venue sites. Public vendor pages only — no couple accounts, no messages.
Venues on Google Maps
Maps (1.5) for banquet halls and estates with a pin. Merge with Knot rows so one venue is one unique lead.
Studios on Instagram and Pinterest
Instagram (1) and Pinterest (1) for photographers and florists who publish portfolios. Enrichment from public links; same verify and CSV columns.
Partnership outreach CSV
Export verified vendor contacts for albums, ads, booking tools, or wholesale florals. Sequence in your own stack — leadrushh stops at enrich → verify → CSV.
Workflow
- 01
Vendor category + metro
“Wedding photographer Austin”, not “events USA”.
- 02
The Knot (2) plus coverage sources
Add Maps for venues with pins. Add Instagram or Pinterest for portfolio-first studios. Review the hold before run.
- 03
Enrich vendor sites, verify emails
Public contact pages. Verification statuses travel with every row. Dedupe across Knot and Instagram into one billed contact.
- 04
Export and partner
CSV for Instantly, Smartlead, or a spreadsheet. Re-run next season; already-delivered verified Knot contacts are skipped for 30 days.
Useful guide
Read the deep-dive before you burn credits on a vague query.
Multi-source lead generation playbook →