Search Competitors of Client by Zip Code - Interventional Radiologists in {{Zipcode}}

I'm trying to do a google search for competitors of the client that we're working with by zip code in google search. So, the search I'm using is interventional radiologists {{Zipcode}} NOT {{ProspectDomain}}. What do we think is the easiest (and cheapest way) to extract the name of the competitor in a way that we can use it in an email that sounds like it was written by a person?

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Dominick C.
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https://app.clay.com/workspaces/206908/tables/t_91foOu9M4HTD/views/gv_WSmvp2H20pvZ
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Hey, thanks for reaching out, sorry for the delay! Taking a look
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Dominick C., I tried using Claygent to run this action instead of a Google search but not sure if you feel the results would be better or the same. I think it's cheaper though, especially if you're using your own openAI api. This is the prompt: [I'll specify a task and objective, the task is what I want you to do and search for and the objective is how I want the final response structured. Task: Check on google, or G2, or Crunchbase for direct competitors for the following company, the input is the company's domain: /site
Objective: Only return the name of the most likely competitor and nothing else. Example: "Mayo Clinic". Otherwise, if you can't find a likely competitor with more than 50% confidence based on similarities among their services, then say "Not Found".]
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Here's a sample of my results
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Of course, if the goal is just to extract the name with your current setup, then you could ask the formula generator to clean it up but if Google's snippet is not consistent for all results, then chatGPT may be better at extract that data due to better reasoning.
Dominick C.
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This is awesome, thanks for sharing. Will keep messing with it and tinkering.