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50 leads from Google Maps. One sentence.
Name, phone, website, ratings — scraped into a clean Google Sheet. Here's the exact prompt. ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌ ‌
TaskMagic

50 leads.
One prompt.

The #1 thing people ask TaskMagic to do is scrape leads. So today we want to show you the entire build for a Google Maps lead scraper in V2. Not a teaser — the whole thing. It fits in this email because it's one sentence.

Here's the build, start to finish, in under 3 minutes:

Watch: Google Maps lead scraper built with one prompt (2:51)

2:51 — one prompt in, 50 leads out

And here's the prompt itself. Swap in your niche and city:

Copy & paste this

“Go to Google Maps, search for {niche} in {city}, and scrape the top 50 results — business name, rating, review count, phone number, and website — into a Google Sheet, one lead per row.”

That's the whole build. No scraper. No code. No selectors. You type the sentence, V2 builds the automation and runs it, and a couple minutes later your sheet fills up — one clean row per lead.

We ran it for “HVAC companies in Sarasota, FL” — 50 rows of names, ratings, review counts, phone numbers, and websites. That's a call list a local agency would happily pay for, and it cost one prompt.

Turn it into a pipeline

Day 1 — Scrape. Run the prompt above. 50 leads in a sheet.

Day 2 — Enrich. Have TaskMagic visit each website and pull an email or contact page into a new column.

Day 3 — Reach out. Draft a personalized first line per lead, straight from the sheet.

Each of those steps is its own one-sentence prompt. That's the point of V2 — the describing is the building.

Open TaskMagic & paste the prompt →

Try it with your own niche and city, and reply with what you scraped — we read these, and the best ones we'll turn into templates for everyone.

— The TaskMagic Team


P.S. If you haven't opened TaskMagic since V2 shipped, this prompt is the fastest way to see what changed. Same account, same login — the builder just got a lot smarter.

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