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Leadsscraper.io Expands Lead Generation Platform with Google Maps Data Scraper

Leadsscraper.io introduces its Google Maps Data Scraper, enabling businesses to gather structured Google Maps data for prospecting, research, and local expansion.

BEE CAVE, TX, UNITED STATES, August 17, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — The Google Maps Data Scraper from Leadsscraper.io allows companies to collect organized business details from Google Maps for lead generation, market research, and competitive analysis.

With the demand for high-quality leads intensifying, organizations are searching for more effective methods to identify prospects and grasp local market dynamics. Leadsscraper.io has rolled out its Google Maps Data Scraper, a tool aimed at automating the collection of publicly accessible business data from Google Maps, helping firms streamline their prospecting and research efforts.

Users of the platform can search by business category, keyword, city, postal code, or geographic region, then export structured business data for use in sales, marketing, business development, and analytics.

Compiling prospect lists manually across multiple cities or sectors can quickly become a draining task. The Google Maps Data Scraper handles this automatically, letting businesses accumulate large volumes of publicly available business information in far less time, while retaining flexibility over search parameters and export formats.

The scraper captures a broad array of publicly accessible business data, including:
– Business names
– Categories
– Addresses
– Phone numbers
– Website URLs
– Email addresses, where publicly available
– Google ratings and review counts
– Business hours
– Geographic coordinates
– Social media links, where available
– Additional business profile information published on Google Maps

Exported data can be integrated into CRM platforms, spreadsheets, sales engagement tools, internal databases, and business intelligence systems, enabling teams to organize and prioritize outreach activities more effectively.

The Google Maps Data Scraper serves a range of business applications, including:
– B2B lead generation
– Local sales prospecting
– Market research
– Competitor analysis
– Territory planning
– Franchise expansion research
– Local SEO research
– Business directory creation
– Location intelligence projects

Sales teams can leverage the platform to pinpoint businesses within specific industries and geographic regions. Marketing agencies can develop highly targeted outreach lists for local campaigns, while consultants, recruiters, and researchers can analyze business landscapes without resorting to manual data gathering.

As organizations continue to invest in data-driven sales and marketing approaches, organized local business information has become an increasingly valuable asset for uncovering growth opportunities and supporting informed decision-making.

Leadsscraper.io keeps broadening its lineup of lead generation and business data solutions, designed to help companies automate repetitive research tasks and boost the efficiency of their prospecting workflows.

Organizations interested in learning more about the Google Maps Data Scraper can visit the Leadsscraper.io website.

About Leadsscraper.io
Leadsscraper.io creates business data extraction and lead generation tools that help organizations find new prospects, research local markets, and build targeted business databases. Its offerings enable sales, marketing, and business development teams to automate the collection of publicly available business information, supporting more efficient prospecting and market analysis.

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Company Name: Leadsscraper.io
Contact Person: Kate Spake
Email: support@leadsscraper.io
Country: United States
Website: https://leadsscraper.io/

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