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What is the process for automating Google Maps?

What is the process for automating Google Maps?

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jxzuzuzo
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06-12-2016, 05:21 AM
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Hi All,
I need to compile a list of all business locations within a 12 km radius of my house. This should include shops, companies, pharmacies, and any other places where businesses operate. I aim to extract their contact information and forward my Service List Brochure to them.
P.S:
I intend to launch a small IT company that will serve these nearby business spots. My focus will be on customized software solutions.
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jxzuzuzo
06-12-2016, 05:21 AM #1

Hi All,
I need to compile a list of all business locations within a 12 km radius of my house. This should include shops, companies, pharmacies, and any other places where businesses operate. I aim to extract their contact information and forward my Service List Brochure to them.
P.S:
I intend to launch a small IT company that will serve these nearby business spots. My focus will be on customized software solutions.

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Tyransuai
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06-18-2016, 07:24 PM
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Here’s what you’ve attempted so far:
What outcomes have you achieved?
In summary, if you aim to operate an IT company and succeed, it’s unnecessary to become overwhelmed by marketing details. Promoting your services is crucial. But there’s a lot more to consider.
I suggest seeking another local business that can supply a contact directory from the outset.
Investigate available lists, their contents, freshness, and pricing per listing. You could receive around 5,000 names—most of which may not be suitable for IT support.
Next, decide on your approach to reaching those businesses: through mailings, emails, phone calls, or personal visits/calls.
Also keep in mind that producing the brochure will cost you money.
The response rate from interested companies will likely be low, and it will take up a significant amount of your time and effort.
You should also evaluate existing or potential competitors. What do they do? What pricing structures do they use?
Regarding web scraping on Google Maps and the internet, there are numerous resources explaining methods and available tools. You might find code or assistance to automate this process.
Consider what you’re prepared to invest in obtaining the list and sending communications to targeted businesses. From a perspective of no return on investment (ROI), that’s essentially a wasted opportunity.
In short, as a practical alternative, prepare a simple brochure—perhaps 100 copies—clearly presenting your business, services, and pricing. This approach is straightforward, cost-effective, and requires minimal effort.
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Tyransuai
06-18-2016, 07:24 PM #2

Here’s what you’ve attempted so far:
What outcomes have you achieved?
In summary, if you aim to operate an IT company and succeed, it’s unnecessary to become overwhelmed by marketing details. Promoting your services is crucial. But there’s a lot more to consider.
I suggest seeking another local business that can supply a contact directory from the outset.
Investigate available lists, their contents, freshness, and pricing per listing. You could receive around 5,000 names—most of which may not be suitable for IT support.
Next, decide on your approach to reaching those businesses: through mailings, emails, phone calls, or personal visits/calls.
Also keep in mind that producing the brochure will cost you money.
The response rate from interested companies will likely be low, and it will take up a significant amount of your time and effort.
You should also evaluate existing or potential competitors. What do they do? What pricing structures do they use?
Regarding web scraping on Google Maps and the internet, there are numerous resources explaining methods and available tools. You might find code or assistance to automate this process.
Consider what you’re prepared to invest in obtaining the list and sending communications to targeted businesses. From a perspective of no return on investment (ROI), that’s essentially a wasted opportunity.
In short, as a practical alternative, prepare a simple brochure—perhaps 100 copies—clearly presenting your business, services, and pricing. This approach is straightforward, cost-effective, and requires minimal effort.

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