Finding Decision Makers Through Google Maps Searches

We offer a solution to find decision makers from Google Maps searches using our platform. Here's how you can do it: 1. Use Google Maps data to identify local businesses that fit your ideal customer profile. 2. Enrich business profiles using Claygent, analyzing websites, Google Maps data, and Yelp reviews. 3. Identify key decision makers and their LinkedIn profile URLs. 4. Customize Google search criteria to find specific titles based on the companies you've identified. 5. Use waterfall enrichment to find and validate work emails of decision makers. This process streamlines outreach to local businesses, making it easier to find and connect with decision makers from Google Maps searches.

Sources: Claybooks: Find, research, and enrich local businesses using Google Maps and Clay | Clay.com Claybooks: Find key decisions makers and their emails using only a company URL | Clay.com

Hey there! Thanks for reaching out! You can use Claygent to find emails and contact info on the website. We have a template for that as well that you can simply duplicate: https://www.clay.com/templates/find-local-businesses-using-google-maps. Bonus hack: Most of the local businesses have Facebook. What you can do is to search for the Facebook page (with Claygent), take a screenshot of the Facebook page (with the ChatGPT: Analyze image integration), and pull in the email and other contact information from the screenshot. Also, here is an excellet external tutorial (with a template) with some great tips on local businsess and finding their contact info (watch the full video, it's worth!). Let me know how it goes. :) If there's anything else I can assist you with, please let me know! 😊 Have a great one, Daniel