Tool
Google Maps is a web mapping service developed by Google (Alphabet) that provides satellite imagery, street maps, route planning for driving, walking, biking and public transit, real-time traffic information, business listings and Street View. It is available on web and mobile platforms and offers developer APIs for location-based services.
13 uses taken from transcripts — each links to the moment in the video.
Researches local listings, map-result weaknesses, reviews, and review tags.
Used to locate local businesses and identify businesses without a website.
Acts as the source of local-business listings for the Google Maps lead scraper.
Identifies local categories, supplies listings and reviews, and provides location URLs for data enrichment.
Finds local businesses, their websites, reviews, locations, and publicly listed phone numbers for prospecting.
Mentioned as a possible source of home images for an AI landscaping lead-generation service.
Provides the local business and location data used to research and populate the directory.
Inspects the location of the Virginia property involved in the relocation-assistance example.
Researches and familiarizes the operator with a target town before remote prospecting.
Provides venue data by category, including indoor playgrounds and children's amusement centers.
Source of existing niche and local-business data for a data refinery.
Was used by Astra to plan a walking route through Kyoto.
Finds local businesses and supplies lists of potential referral partners for outbound calls and text campaigns.
13 in the library.