Dark Web Monitoring for Small Businesses

1. 1

   Pick a solid monitoring platform

   Established services scan dark-web sources for leaked credentials tied to a domain. Choose a reliable one so you deliver real coverage. The platform does the scanning; you deliver the value on top.

2. 2

   Sell it as simple, ongoing protection

   Position it as a low monthly fee to watch for their leaked logins and warn them in time. Owners get it instantly when you explain that stolen passwords are how many break-ins start.

3. 3

   Demo with their real exposure

   Run a quick free check and show a prospect their own leaked emails or passwords already out there. Nothing sells this faster than someone seeing their own data for sale.

4. 4

   Make alerts plain and actionable

   When you find an exposure, tell them clearly what leaked and exactly what to change. A confusing alert is useless. The clarity and the quick fix are what they are paying for.

5. 5

   Bundle in remediation help

   Offer to help reset compromised credentials and turn on stronger protection. Pairing the alert with the fix raises your value and justifies the recurring fee beyond just a notification.

6. 6

   Grow into a security bundle

   Monitoring is an easy first product that opens the door to more: training, backups, or a wider security review. Use it as the entry point to a broader ongoing relationship.

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Best for: Security-minded people who want a recurring, scalable service

Not for: Anyone expecting big one-time paydays. This is a modest recurring service best as a steady base or a lead-in to larger security work, not a quick jackpot.