Prepare a defined sequence of supported discovery and extraction steps.
- Choose supported source steps
- Save inputs and limits
- Start the prepared discovery task
Extract Google Search result URLs, titles and available snippets for your search queries. Use the results to find business websites, then extract their publicly displayed contact information in the website crawler.
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Prepare a defined sequence of supported discovery and extraction steps.
| Prepare | How it is used |
|---|---|
| Inputs | Google Search queries describing your target businesses. |
| Search Engines | Select Google Search and enter one approved query; confirm the enabled source. |
| Search Engines | Set the result scope and save; inspect the queued search before running. |
| Workflow Builder | Start the configured search work locally; Activity shows progress and blocked sources. |
| Required access | Project. Permitted public search access. Query and result limits |
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Google Search queries describing your target businesses.
A searchable list of business website candidates with query and source references.
| Output | Details |
|---|---|
| Result URL and title | Search results. Review candidate business pages |
| Available rank and snippet | Search observation. Retain query context |
| Engine and source evidence | Search job. Distinguish the origin of each result |
A SERP observation is not a permanent ranking measurement.
Search engines may restrict access or change layout; no complete index or fixed volume is promised.
Responsible use guidanceGoogle Search queries describing your target businesses. Project. Permitted public search access. Query and result limits.
A searchable list of business website candidates with query and source references.
A SERP observation is not a permanent ranking measurement.
Google Search queries describing your target businesses.
Use Website Crawler when its task fits your results. Review the relevant inputs and configure it separately.
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Describe the businesses and locations you want to find. Generate a proposed search plan, review its niche and location combinations, then find candidate business URLs and send accepted websites for contact extraction.
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