ScraperCity for ecommerce growth agencies

Where growth agencies spend their searches

Agencies that grow and optimize online stores use two kinds of lists here. One is stores, from the Store Leads Scraper. The other, more common in their runs, is local contractors and repair shops from Google Maps.

• The Google Maps Scraper is the tool they use most widely. Searches include swimming pool contractors, pool cleaning services, drywall contractors, masonry contractors, carpenters and mechanical contractors.
• Repair and supply searches show up as well: diesel engine repair, small engine repair, hydraulic repair, auto electrical service, electrical installation and ready mix concrete suppliers.
• Several run the Store Leads Scraper, and some search the ecommerce store database and export contacts from it.
• A few use the Apollo Scraper for Owner, Co-owner, Founder, Co-founder, CEO and Creative Director titles.
• The Lead Database searches we see filter on Construction. Some agencies also run the Email Validator.

What you see here mirrors the searches ecommerce growth agencies run on ScraperCity.

A worked example: swimming pool contractors

Swimming pool contractor is a Maps search growth agencies on ScraperCity have run. These steps take it to a mailable list.

1. Run the Maps search. Enter swimming pool contractor and a metro area in the Google Maps Scraper at $0.0099 per business.
2. Keep the active ones. Sort by review count and drop businesses without a website.
3. Add named contacts. Search the Local Business Database for pool contractors in the same area with has email and has contact person on, and merge.
4. Validate before sending. Pass the emails through the Email Validator at $0.00169 per email and send to the ones that check out.

Keep new stores coming in

Save your store search in AutoLeads and fresh matches arrive every day. Upload a file of your current clients as well, and AutoLeads sorts them into lookalike groups worth prospecting.

Agencies with their own reporting tools can pull store data through the REST API, or query it from an AI assistant with the MCP server.