Paul Effiong
Ai Automation | simplifying operations for founders
Built a lead-scraping automation in n8n.
For this one, I focused on local restaurants in New York and automated the process of collecting their business information from Google Maps.
The workflow pulls things like:
Restaurant name
Website
Business category
Instead of manually searching Google Maps, opening businesses one by one, and copying their details into a spreadsheet, the workflow handles the repetitive part automatically and saves the leads directly into Google Sheets.
This is just one use case. The same setup can be adapted for different locations, industries, and lead-generation needs.
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Built a lead-scraping automation in n8n.
For this one, I focused on local restaurants in New York and automated the process of collecting their business information from Google Maps.
The workflow pulls things like:
Restaurant name
Website
Business category
Instead of manually searching Google Maps, opening businesses one by one, and copying their details into a spreadsheet, the workflow handles the repetitive part automatically and saves the leads directly into Google Sheets.
This is just one use case. The same setup can be adapted for different locations, industries, and lead-generation needs.
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Built a lead-scraping automation in n8n.
For this one, I focused on local restaurants in New York and automated the process of collecting their business information from Google Maps.
The workflow pulls things like:
- Restaurant name
- Website
- Business category
Instead of manually searching Google Maps, opening businesses one by one, and copying their details into a spreadsheet, the workflow handles the repetitive part automatically and saves the leads directly into Google Sheets.
This is just one use case. The same setup can be adapted for different locations, industries, and lead-generation needs.
If you’re looking for ways to get leads without manually searching through Google Maps for hours, this is something that can be automated.
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Here’s an automation I built for an e-commerce business.
The idea is simple: instead of manually checking sales, products, and inventory every day, the workflow pulls everything together and turns it into a business report automatically.
It starts with a scheduled trigger, so the report can run automatically each day.
Then it pulls the business data from Google Sheets and calculates key sales metrics like revenue, orders, units sold, and average order value.
From there, it checks product performance and inventory, so we can see which products are performing and which ones may need attention.
The workflow then brings all of that data together and generates the business report.
I also added an AI step to turn the numbers into useful business insights, rather than just sending a spreadsheet full of figures.
And finally, the completed report is sent straight to the business owner’s inbox.
So the goal here isn’t just to automate reporting.
It’s to give an e-commerce team a clear daily snapshot of what’s happening in the business without someone having to manually put the report together every morning.
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