MailShark Expands Lead Generation Nationwide Using Google Map Scraper

Client Overview

Specializing in the field of direct mail marketing, MailShark is well-known for crafting tailored marketing campaigns for specific industries. For their sophisticated and effective direct mail campaigns, they have been recognized on the INC 5000 list since 2012. Their Annual Mailing Program is a testimony of their powerful campaign strategies. No matter what the industry might be, they provide custom direct mail marketing solutions in a cost-effective and effective way.

Challenge

When Josh Davis tried to expand MailShark’s client network to pizza restaurant owners in the USA, they hit a few roadblocks:

Solution

Unlike other generic web scraping tools and solutions, ProWebScraper designed a targeted and advanced Google Maps scraping solution to cater to the highly specific requirements of MailShark:

Conclusion

Compared to other tools, MailShark found our Google Maps scraping tool to be more tailor-made and comprehensive. It effectively tackled MailShark’s challenges related to data collection. Moreover, it provided MailShark with accurate and reliable dataset that they could use to propel their direct marketing campaign to new heights. This case study shows the way our tool can transform a client’s business and make data scraping for their diverse needs a hassle-free exercise!

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