I built an automated lead generation system using Make.com that finds businesses on Google Maps and extracts their emails, completely automatically.

Here's exactly how it works:

🗺️ Connects to Google Maps API and searches any industry in any location 📊 Creates a Google Sheet automatically and populates it with business names and websites 📧 Makes HTTP requests to each website and extracts email addresses using AI ✅ Ignores errors automatically and moves to the next lead ⏰ Can be scheduled to run every 15 minutes on autopilot

I ran it live and it found 50 marketing agencies in Bangkok with their emails, automatically.

Any industry. Any location. Anywhere in the world.

As long as the business is on Google Maps, this finds them.

Check out my Linkedln to learn more: https://www.linkedin.com/in/daniel-oluwafikayomi-famuyiwa-268a2a3a6/

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This is a nice build. Wonderful seeing automation guys here

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Impressive