This workflow couples Google Maps with Claygent to find local business owners and their contact information. If the email waterfall fails, this recipe will use Claygent to find an email associated with the business website.

Use this template to leverage Google Maps in your prospecting efforts. This is best used for companies that don’t have a great LinkedIn presence but are easily found on Google Maps. In this example, we found the company’s Google ratings, role email address, and the founder’s LinkedIn profile and work email. Noticed that we used the Clay “Get Keywords” integration to double check that the person we is in fact the correct person so that you can filter based on that.

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In this workflow, you'll be able to

1. Identify people who commented on a LinkedIn post
2. Enrich their profile with more information about them
3. Send enriched data into Google Sheets

This unlocks many use cases, such as the ability to identify people in your ICP who are engaging with your LinkedIn posts.

This Clay recipe allows you to find fundraising data from ZoomInfo. Specifically, it performs the following actions:

1. Finds the ZoomInfo link using a Google search
2. Scrapes the ZoomInfo link using Zenrows
3. Returns industry category, total funding, acquisitions, and revenue data

Many integrations in Clay rely on company domains as an input. However, if you only have a list of company names, this workflow can help find the associated websites and verify them using Claygent.

Example using mutiple types of research to personalize an email.