Maps-based prospecting
Building cold email lists by scraping business data from Google Maps instead of traditional databases. Every Cold Email Daily story on Maps-based prospecting, newest first. 9 stories since October 2026.
- Shields posts a 60-day plan to rebuild to $20k a month
The arithmetic rests on a single ratio from his own sending, and the post ends with a link to book a call with him.
- Christian posts final numbers on 1,100-lead Google Maps run
The closing figures on a scraped local-business list, plus the revenue baseline it is being measured against.
- Eden Studio books 30+ meetings a month off Google Maps
Christian says calls off the same list booked 62% of the meetings from 44% of the touches.
- Christian's Hermes agent gets a 14-part writeup
The Slack agent behind the list builds now has an architecture doc, and it is gated behind a like, a comment and a follow.
- Abraham, 496 emails for a mural artist, 7 interested
The smallest list published this week returned the strongest rate, and it used no personalization at all.
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- Christian books 9 calls in 6 days off a Google Maps scrape
The list was landscaping companies with 11 to 50 employees, and the emails came off their own websites.
- Christian says phone booked 62% of meetings on one build
A five-step build that scores accounts with AI before buying data, then runs 15 copy versions at 1,000 sends each.
- Christian publishes the Google Maps build behind 1,061 leads
The foodservice manufacturer campaign ran on Serper and Clay pulls by category and zip code, with info@ addresses where no owner was listed.
- Christian says 69,204 Maps-scraped laundromats booked 53 meetings
The pitch is that owner-operated local businesses are not in the usual databases, so the list has to come from the map.
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