The first step in this strategy is using Google to find leads. What makes this method incredibly powerful is that it works across any niche or business type. Whether you're in network marketing, looking for leads in the plastic surgery space, or targeting musicians, this technique adapts to all of them.

Let's say you're trying to sell a service or product to dentists. You can generate high-quality leads easily using a simple Google search trick. Here's how:

1. Open Google and type the following into the search bar:

   • site:instagram.com [email protected]
   • site:yahoo.com [email protected]
   • site:hotmail.com [email protected]
   • site:outlook.com [email protected]

2. This search string will filter Instagram profiles of dentists who publicly list their email addresses. Google will return pages and pages of Instagram profiles, each belonging to a dentist, many of whom have their email addresses displayed in their bios.

3. To increase the number of results you see on one page and speed up the process, add &num=100 to the end of your Google search URL. This tells Google to display 100 results per page instead of the usual 10.

This Google hack is one of the most underrated tools for organic lead generation. It's fast, free, and easy to use. With just a few tweaks and filters, you can pull hundreds of email-verified leads in your target niche and start contacting them right away.

After collecting hundreds or even thousands of leads from your Google search results and pasting them into a Google Doc, the next step is to clean and organize this data using DeepSeek. This will allow you to convert the messy, unstructured text into a clean and usable table.

Start by opening DeepSeek and give it a clear and structured command. For example, you can provide a list of data you want it to process and return a table with the following information: Name, Instagram link, business name, and email address. If any information is missing, DeepSeek will simply write "not found."

Once DeepSeek is ready, go back to your Google Doc and select about 10 pages worth of data. This is usually a manageable chunk for processing. Right-click and copy the selection, then paste it into DeepSeek. After hitting enter, DeepSeek will process the information and return a neat table containing all the structured lead data it could extract.

When the first batch is processed, you can repeat the process with the next 10 pages of your Google Doc. Just let DeepSeek know you're continuing by saying something like "Please process some more data. I will paste the next batch." Then, copy, paste, and hit enter again. DeepSeek will continue creating additional tables for each new set of data.

Once your tables are ready, you can open a new Google spreadsheet and paste the processed data in. Create column headers like "name," "Instagram link," "business name," and "email address," and paste each table below the previous one. This will give you a complete, clean list of all your leads in one place.

To scale this even further, instead of limiting your search to Instagram, you can repeat the same strategy by changing the site operator. For example, replace "site.instagram.com" with "site.facebook.com" to get Facebook leads, or "site.linkedin.com" to get LinkedIn leads. Each of these platforms will give you access to hundreds or thousands of additional leads, which you can process using the exact same method.

To automate your outreach process, we'll be using GoHighlevel, a powerful tool that allows you to set up a complete automated outreach system.

First, we'll go to the "Contacts" section in GoHighlevel and import our list of leads. This can be done by uploading a CSV file that includes each person's first name, last name, email, phone number, and any other relevant data like their company name. Once uploaded, we can tag them or add them to a specific pipeline or smart list to keep things organized.

Next, we'll head to the "Workflows" section in GoHighlevel and create a new workflow. The trigger for this workflow will be "Contact added" or "Tag added," depending on how we want to structure it. This means that anytime a new lead is added to our system, the automation will start running.

To avoid sending hundreds of emails at once, which can hurt our email deliverability, we'll add a delay step inside the workflow. We can set the delay to 60 minutes, so GoHighlevel sends out one email every hour. This can be customized to your preference, such as one email every 30 minutes or once a day.

After the delay step, we'll add a "Send email" action. This is where we'll write our cold email. Since GoHighlevel supports dynamic fields, we can easily personalize the email by inserting the recipient's first name or company name. For example, the subject line might be "Hey [first_name], two clients weekly" and the body could be something like "I help fitness coaches add two new clients per week using our proven Instagram funnel. Want me to send over a quick personalized demo so you can see how it works?"

You can either write the copy yourself or use a tool like DeepSeek to generate a few variations quickly. You can even A/B test them later inside GoHighlevel to see what works best.

Once the first email is done, you can add more steps in the workflow to create a full email sequence, such as follow-ups every couple of days if the recipient doesn't respond. You can also mix in SMS messages, voicemails, or even assign tasks to team members if needed.

Finally, once the workflow is complete, you can hit "Publish." From this point on, anytime a lead is added to your system, whether through manual import, forms, landing pages, or third-party integrations, they'll be automatically entered into the outreach sequence. You don't have to lift a finger.

This setup with GoHighlevel saves you hours every week and keeps your outreach consistent, professional, and fully automated, allowing you to generate leads, book calls, and grow your business on autopilot.