Industry
Trades leads where the shop actually lives
Trades often answer a shop phone or a Facebook About box before they finish a website. leadrushh pulls public Maps pins, directory cards, and Facebook Pages, enriches what is public, verifies emails, and exports a CSV. Facebook Pages are 3 credits; Maps 1.5; Yelp and Yellow Pages 1.
The problem in this market
- Directory dumps mix closed shops with active crews and give you no verification status.
- Personal Facebook profiles are not a legal or product path — Pages are.
- Agencies need a fresh city list per client without rebuying last month’s verified inboxes.
Plays that map to the catalog
Plumbers on Facebook Pages
Select Facebook Pages (3 credits), niche + city. Enrich listed websites and About contact fields. No personal profiles, Groups, or Messenger. Merge anyone already found on Maps so you are not double-billed.
Electricians on Google Maps
Maps (1.5) for address, phone, and website. Enrichment needs a public site; pair with Pages when the trade never built one.
Yellow Pages and Yelp coverage
Classic directory cards at 1 credit each. Useful when category language on Maps is messy. Same verify and CSV columns as every other source.
Workflow
- 01
Write the trade the way customers search it
“Emergency plumber”, “licensed electrician”, “garage door repair” — not SIC codes.
- 02
Confirm sources and the credit hold
Pages at weight 3 climb fast. Maps at 1.5 plus a directory at 1 is usually enough for a first city pass.
- 03
Enrich → verify → dedupe
Public websites and Page fields only. Verification labels every address. Cross-source duplicates become one unique lead.
- 04
Export and sequence elsewhere
Filter invalids out of your first Instantly or Smartlead campaign. Re-run the metro later; verified deliveries from a source are skipped for 30 days.
Useful guide
Read the deep-dive before you burn credits on a vague query.
Multi-source lead generation playbook →