Google Places Lead Generation System
🚀 n8n Google Places Lead Generation Workflow
Automated B2B Lead Extraction Using Google Places API
Extract business data — names, emails, phones, addresses, hours, and more — using your own n8n instance and Google Places API. This workflow is built for serious users who know their way around n8n.
🧠 Read This Before You Buy
This product is for users who already have basic to intermediate n8n experience.
There is no support included with this purchase. If you're not comfortable setting up credentials, debugging, or reading n8n logs — this is not for you.
You are buying the workflow only. The low price is made possible because support is not included.
I do not troubleshoot buyer issues, server errors, credential setup, or environment-specific bugs.
If you’re not confident in your ability to self-diagnose and solve setup problems, please do not purchase this template.
✅ What This Workflow Does
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Extracts rich business data from Google Places (name, email, phone, etc.)
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Logs results into Google Sheets
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Supports batch input: run multiple keyword + location combos
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Modular and customizable — tweak or extend for your use case
🛠️ What You Need Before Buying
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A working n8n instance (self-hosted or n8n cloud)
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Google Places API credentials (from your Google Cloud account)
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Google Sheets connected to n8n
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A list of location + keyword combos
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Basic troubleshooting skills in n8n (watching logs, testing nodes, verifying API responses)
🧩 What's Included
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Fully functional n8n workflow (drag-and-drop import)
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Setup video tutorial (~11 minutes)
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Instant digital delivery after purchase
💡 Use Cases
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Cold outreach and prospecting
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Local SEO and lead scraping
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Market research
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Enriching CRM or sales databases
⚠️ Support & Refund Policy
This is a DIY (do-it-yourself) template. There is zero support included.
If you're not confident in your technical ability, do not purchase this.
All sales are final and non-refundable.
❓ FAQ
Q: Will I be charged for using the API?
Google offers a free tier that will allow you to generate thousands of leads for free every month. Costs only apply if you exceed those limits.
Q: Do I need my own API key?
Yes. You must set up your own Google Cloud project and API key with billing enabled.
Q: Can I customize the workflow?
Yes — it's fully editable and designed to plug into larger automations.
Summary
If you know how to use n8n and want a powerful lead generation tool — this delivers.
If you're looking for hand-holding or don’t know how to troubleshoot n8n — this is not for you.
💸 No support. No refunds. No exceptions.
That’s why it’s priced the way it is.
Frequently Asked Questions
❓ Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why am I getting few or no results for some searches?
The Overpass API relies on open-source mapping data (OpenStreetMap), which can vary in coverage by location and business type. Less popular or niche keywords (e.g., “towing”, “HDPE”) or rural areas may have fewer entries. This isn’t a bug or limitation of the workflow — it reflects the available data.
✅ Pro Tip: Use a list of multiple keyword and region combinations to get the best results.
Q: Is this suitable for a single city or keyword search?
While it can work for individual searches, the workflow is designed for scale. You’ll get the most value when running it against a batch of keywords and areas. This approach helps you bypass the limitations of smaller datasets and extract more leads in one go.
Q: Does this use Google Maps, Yelp, or other commercial APIs?
No — it uses the free Overpass API, which pulls from OpenStreetMap. That means no ongoing API fees or subscription costs, but coverage may differ from proprietary platforms.
Q: Can I customize the output format or add more steps?
Absolutely. This is built in n8n, so you're free to modify the workflow — add filters, route to your CRM, enrich with third-party tools, or even connect with other APIs.
Q: What if I’m not technical? Can I still use this?
Yes! The setup video walks you through everything step-by-step. No coding needed — just plug in your queries, connect Google Sheets, and you’re off.