Most people still send cold emails like it’s 2017… 💤 “Hi, I wanted to reach out…” 💤 “We help businesses grow…” Meanwhile, I built a system that: ✅ Scrapes leads from Yelp, LinkedIn, Apollo, Instagram & more ✅ Audits their websites for SEO, performance, & UX issues ✅ Generates hyper-personalized emails based on real web data ✅ Send email with follow-ups automatically ✅ And logs everything to your CRM It finds broken websites → writes high-converting emails → and runs 24/7 on autopilot. Perfect for: 👉 Web design agencies 👉 SEO & digital marketing services 👉 SaaS & B2B lead gen 👉 Anyone selling to SMBs And yes — it roasts bad websites for you and tells prospects exactly what’s wrong (in a nice, persuasive way 😉)

Most “lead tools” tap out after 1 suburb or a handful of results. And if you try to scale? You either hit Google’s API limits… or your wallet takes the L. $5 here, $12 there — just to scrape data that’s already public. So I stopped relying on APIs. Stopped buying databases. Stopped praying someone else did the scraping right. And I built this instead 👇 ✅ Enter a business type (like "plumber" or "dentist") ✅ Enter a city (like "Los Angeles") ✅ The system auto-generates 30+ hyper-local Google Maps search terms: • plumber+in+hollywood • plumber+in+echo+park • plumber+in+downtown • plumber+near+koreatown • ...it goes deep. Like, “every-corner-of-the-city” deep. Then it gets to work: — Scrapes websites from Google Maps — Filters out junk & Google-owned links — Deduplicates and cleans the list — Extracts valid emails from the homepages using Regex — Delivers a clean sheet of contacts and sites No scraping headaches. No wasted API credits. No manual copy-paste ever again. Perfect if you sell: → Web design → SEO → Paid ads → Local services → B2B outreach to SMBs Basically, if your ideal client is on Google Maps... this system turns their map pin into a real lead. I’ve used it to pull 1,000+ niche businesses per city. No limits. No bloat.

Hi, I'm trying to send the record ID from Salesforce to Make.com based on a specific condition using a webhook. It’s almost working, but not always accurately. I’m using Salesforce Flow Builder for this. If you have experience with Salesforce, I’d really appreciate your help. Thanks!