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Google Maps Lead Extraction: Fields, Deduplication and Compliance

Design a cleaner Google Maps lead dataset while preserving source context and responsible outreach practices.

10 min read · Published July 15, 2026

Duplicate business records merged into one verified lead through a compliance boundary

Keep source context on every record

Store the search query, rank, capture time, and Maps URL with each business. A business can appear in several queries, and that match history is useful even after duplicate records are merged.

Use layered deduplication

Prefer a stable listing identifier when available. Fall back to normalized website domain, phone number, or a combination of name and address. Do not merge records by business name alone.

Separate missing data from negative data

A missing website field means the extractor did not find a public website in that listing state. It does not prove the business has no website. Preserve null values and verification status instead of converting uncertainty into a false statement.

Apply responsible outreach rules

Public listing data does not remove obligations under platform terms, privacy law, telemarketing rules, or email regulations. Verify records, provide relevant outreach, respect opt-outs, and avoid collecting data unrelated to the business purpose.

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