Google Maps Search Export

Ever dreamed you could extract all the results from a Google Maps search neatly into a CSV file along with all the accompanying data from each location, all without needing to code your way through Google Maps API? Now you can.

This Google Maps automation will help you to:

• Target businesses on the map to find your ideal local leads

• Extract data for local businesses, including phone numbers, websites, hours, and more

• Download Google Maps data in your very own Excel or other spreadsheet file

All of this takes place in the cloud. So what does that mean for you? It means you don't need to have your browser open or your computer on for it to work. Get your results on autopilot.

Take note: Google Maps displays between 120 results for each search, so you won't be able to access any more than this. To get more, make your location search criteria more granular and use multiple different searches within the same wider area, as in the example above.

How to export the results of a Google Maps search

This Phantom will automatically scrape and export the results of a Google Maps search into a spreadsheet in just a few easy steps, and it will automatically skip the duplicates between searches.

Here's a tutorial to help you set up the Google Maps Search Export:

Check out the Tutorial tab for a detailed written guide.

What type of data can be extracted from Google Maps?

Google Maps is the perfect directory for anyone prospecting in the local market, but it's just the first stepping stone.

Here's how to make the most of your data extraction:

• Extract the data from Google Maps itself with this Phantom
  This Google Maps scraper will scrape the data as you see it in the results of a Google Maps search, allowing you to search by location and export all the available information.

• Search each extracted business' website for more
  Take your web scraping to the next level by using the websites scraped from Google Maps for each location with our Data Scraping Crawler Phantom. It will allow you to enrich your leads even more fully by visiting each website and scraping any available email addresses, phone numbers, and social media information displayed.

Why we recommend using a proxy with the Google Maps Search Export Phantom

Google Maps will change the results it shows you based on your location. Our servers operate worldwide, which means your results may vary from launch to launch. To root your searches in one location, we strongly recommend using a proxy near your location with this Workflow.

For good and reliable proxies, we recommend Bright Data. Here, you can choose from a large pool of IP addresses to ensure your proxy location is as close to you as possible. The proxy type you'll need is an ISP proxy, which is a static residential proxy.