Yeah, I built a system that finds them.
All of them.
- In any niche. Using one form and zero cold sweat.
Type something like:
- Wedding photographers in San Diego
Hit run.
- And a Google Sheet starts filling up with emails like it's got a mission from the universe.
Here’s what’s really happening:
Step 1 – You type. It thinks.
You give it a simple line.
The system calls GPT (yes, that GPT through a free GitHub-connected API), and it expands that query into a stack of smart keywords.
It basically asks:
“What would a really clever marketer search for right now?”
And then it searches that.
Step 2 – Google dives in
Using the official Google Custom Search API, it collects websites that match those keywords.
We clean the URLs. Filter out the noise. Deduplicate like a champ.
Step 3 – Email hunt mode: ON
Each website gets scraped. Carefully. Respectfully.
It loops through every valid URL and digs into the actual HTML content like a digital bloodhound.
If there’s an email buried somewhere? It’s coming out.
Step 4 – Final polish
It processes, flattens, and deduplicates the emails.
So you don’t get five rows saying “[email protected]”
Step 5 – Results delivered
Everything lands neatly in a Google Sheet.
One lead per row.
Ready to reach out. Or export. Or flex on your sales team.
Why this works so well:
- GPT handles keyword generation
- Google API does the site hunting
- You get to skip all the copy-pasting and Chrome extension drama
It’s free to start. And scalable later.
(First 100 Google queries? Free. After that, $5 for 1,000. Still a steal.)
If you’re still searching Google manually and Ctrl+C’ing contact emails into a doc…
This is your sign to stop.
Let the robots collect while you connect.
If you want the setup for yourself you just have to?
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3. Comment "EMAIL SCRAPER" below and I'll repost this post with the download link if this post reaches atleast 500 likes and comments.
Because “email scraping” should sound more like a one-click button not an unpaid internship.
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