To make this work, we're going to use DeepSeek to help us get all these leads completely for free. I personally use DeepSeek through the Plus subscription, but don't worry if you're using the free version - you can still apply the same method and it will work just fine.

There are so many different ways to get unlimited free leads using this strategy. I'll show you two or three methods right now to get you started, but once you understand the concept, you can get creative and start generating your own targeted leads immediately - no cost involved.

First, let's go to yellowpages.com. For example, I searched for "auto repair services in New York," and as you'll see, Yellow Pages gives us a huge list of car mechanics and auto part dealers. The best part is that each listing comes with valuable information like the phone number, address, and sometimes even more.

Now, here's what you need to do: Press command + A or ctrl + A on Windows to highlight the entire page, then press command + C or ctrl + C to copy everything. Next, open DeepSeek, and before pasting the data, use this simple prompt: "Format the below into a table and create different columns." DeepSeek will automatically organize everything - company names, phone numbers, emails (if available), and other useful info - into a clean, sortable table. You can even download the result.

And this is just the beginning. As you scroll through the next pages of Yellow Pages, you can keep repeating the process. Each page gives you around 30 new leads, and with thousands of listings available, you could easily generate over 2,000 highly targeted contacts in just a short time.

Want to take it even further? You can use tools like autoigdm.com to upload your leads and send automated Instagram DMs at scale. Whether you choose to automate or message people manually, this method gives you an endless stream of potential clients in just minutes.

To generate thousands of leads for your business, we'll leverage online directories like Yellow Pages and Google Maps. This powerful strategy is easy to implement and completely free.

First, let's head to YellowPages.com and search for a relevant niche, such as "auto repair services in New York." The directory provides a wealth of information, including business names, phone numbers, and sometimes even email addresses.

To extract this data, simply highlight the entire page (Cmd+A or Ctrl+A), copy it (Cmd+C or Ctrl+C), and paste it into DeepSee. The AI tool will automatically format the content into a clean, sortable table, giving you a list of potential leads with all the necessary contact details.

Repeat this process across multiple pages, and you'll quickly build a substantial lead list, often reaching over 2,000 contacts in a short time.

But we can take this strategy even further. By searching for your niche on Google and adding the "site:instagram.com" modifier, you can uncover Instagram profiles of relevant businesses. Again, copy the results, paste them into DeepSee, and you'll get a list of business names and their corresponding Instagram handles.

This opens up opportunities for direct outreach, either manually or by using automation tools like AutoIGDM to send personalized messages at scale.

Another powerful source of leads is Google Maps. Simply search for your target niche and location, then scroll through the results to load as many listings as possible. Repeat the copy-and-paste process in DeepSee, and you'll get a comprehensive list of businesses, including phone numbers and other valuable details.

To take it one step further, export the Google Maps page as a PDF and upload it to DeepSee. This will allow the AI to extract even more information, such as website links, directions, and any other visible data, all neatly organized into a lead sheet.

With these strategies, you'll never run out of high-quality, targeted leads for your business. The key is to stay consistent, dedicating just an hour a day to this process. Over time, you'll build a substantial pipeline of potential clients, ready for your outreach efforts.

Google Maps is a treasure trove of local business leads that can be easily tapped into using the strategies outlined in this section. By leveraging the data available on Google Maps, you can quickly generate a list of highly targeted leads for your business, whether you're in e-commerce, coaching, digital services, or brick-and-mortar retail.

To get started, simply search for your desired niche and location on Google, such as "car mechanic in New York." The Google Maps section will display a list of local businesses. Scroll down to load more results, then use the keyboard shortcuts (Command + A or Ctrl + A to select, and Command + C or Ctrl + C to copy) to capture the entire page.

Next, head over to DeepSeek and use the prompt "Format the below into a table and create different columns." DeepSeek will automatically organize the data into a clean, sortable table, including business names, phone numbers, and other available details.

But the power of this strategy doesn't stop there. You can also use the "site:instagram.com" search trick to find the Instagram profiles of these local businesses, and then repeat the process in DeepSeek to generate a list of Instagram handles and links.

To take it even further, you can export the Google Maps page as a PDF and upload it to DeepSeek. This will allow the tool to extract even more detailed information, including website links, directions, and any other visible data, all neatly formatted into a usable lead sheet.

By combining the power of Google Maps, DeepSeek, and automation tools like GoHighlevel, you can create a hands-off system to generate, organize, and outreach to a consistent stream of high-quality local leads, all without the need for manual effort.

To take your lead generation to the next level, we can leverage a powerful PDF hack. While the previous methods of scraping data from Yellow Pages and Google Maps were effective, we can now extract even more detailed information by exporting the Google Maps results as a PDF.

Here's how it works:

1. Go to the Google Maps search results page for your target niche and location.
2. Click on the "File" menu at the top and select "Export" > "Export to PDF".
3. Save the PDF file.
4. Head back to DeepSeek and use the same prompt as before: "Format the below into a table and create different columns".
5. This time, instead of pasting the copied content, upload the PDF file you just saved.

DeepSeek will now analyze the PDF and extract even more valuable data, including website links, directions, and any other visible information. This gives you a comprehensive lead sheet with all the details you need to reach out to these potential customers or clients.

The beauty of this PDF hack is that it allows you to access hidden data that may not have been available when simply copying the Google Maps page. By exporting to PDF, you're unlocking an additional layer of lead information that can give you a significant advantage over your competitors.

Remember, the key to effective lead generation is to use the right tools and techniques to uncover as much relevant data as possible. This PDF hack is a powerful addition to your lead generation arsenal, helping you build a highly targeted and valuable list of prospects in no time.

The first thing we do is go into Go Highle and head to the contact section. Here we import our list of leads. You can upload 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.

Now comes the fun part - setting up the automation. Go to the workflows section in Go Highle. We create a new workflow, and the trigger will be "contact added" or "tag added" depending on how you want to structure it. This means anytime a new lead is added to your system, the automation starts running.

To avoid sending hundreds of emails at once, which can hurt your email deliverability, we'll add a delay step inside the workflow. Set the delay to 60 minutes. So Go Highle sends out one email every hour. You can customize this however you want - one every 30 minutes, once a day, etc.

Next, we add a "send email" action. This is where we write our cold email. Because Go Highle supports dynamic fields, we can easily personalize it, like inserting their first name or company name right into the email. For example, your 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 DeepSeek to generate a few variations quickly. You can even A/B test them later inside Go Highle to see what works best.

Once your first email is done, you can add more steps in the workflow to create a full email sequence, like follow-ups every couple of days if they don'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 hit publish. From here on out, 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 entire setup with Go Highle saves you hours every week and keeps your outreach consistent, professional, and fully automated. This setup gives you a powerful, hands-off system to generate leads, book calls, and grow your business on autopilot - 100% free.