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Automate B2B lead generation & email campaigns with Google Maps, SendGrid & AI

Ezema Kingsley ChibuzoEzema Kingsley Chibuzo
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2/3/2026
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๐Ÿ“Œ Overview

This n8n-powered workflow automates the entire lifecycle of lead generation and email workflows/campaign. It combines six specialized workflows into one seamless system that scrapes fresh leads, sends personalized emails, tracks engagements, detects replies, classifies responses, handles follow-ups, and keeps a live CRM updated โ€” all in one loop. Designed for B2B cold outreach and follow-up nurturing, this system integrates with Apify, Google Sheets, SendGrid, Gmail, and OpenAI for AI summarization and real-time alerts.

๐Ÿง  What It Does

This workflow automates the entire lifecycle of B2B cold campaign. It:

  • Scrapes targeted leads directly from Google Maps (via Apify).
  • Extracts verified emails from business websites with anti-blocking safeguards.
  • Stores everything in a centralized Google Sheets CRM.
  • Sends personalized emails via SendGrid, with unique embedded IDs for tracking.
  • Tracks delivery, opens, clicks, and bounces in real time through webhook events.
  • Detects replies from Gmail, matches them to the right campaign stage, and updates the CRM.
  • Uses AI classification to label replies (Interested, Not Interested, Miscellaneous).
  • Routes qualified replies directly to your sales team or Slack/Telegram channel.
  • Automates follow-up emails (5-day & 10-day intervals) for non-responders.
  • Provides light analytics & reporting in Google Sheets for quick insights (with deeper logs available in SendGrid).

๐Ÿ’ก Why This Workflow

  • All-in-One Solution: Instead of juggling multiple tools, this workflow handles lead gen, outreach, tracking, and CRM updates in one place.
  • Smart Reply Handling: Never lose a lead โ€” every reply is tracked, classified, and routed intelligently.
  • Scalable & Modular: Each workflow (lead gen, email sending, webhook, replies, routing, follow-ups) can run independently or as part of the full system.
  • Time-Saving: Reduces manual lead collection, email follow-up, and CRM updating by 90%+.
  • Client-Ready: Built with reliability in mind โ€” randomized delays, duplicate prevention, priority logic for status updates, and AI-powered classification.

๐Ÿ‘ค Who Itโ€™s For

This workflow is ideal for:

  • Agencies running cold campaigns for clients.
  • B2B Businesses looking to automate lead generation and follow-ups.
  • Freelancers / Consultants who need a plug-and-play outreach system without expensive SaaS subscriptions.
  • Sales Teams that want structured, real-time leads routed directly to their inbox or Slack.
  • Startups who want a scalable, low-cost alternative to tools like Apollo, Firecrawl, Bright Data or Reply.io.

โš™๏ธ How It Works

๐Ÿงฉ 1. Lead Generation Workflow

๐ŸŽฏ Purpose

Scrape fresh B2B leads from Google Maps, crawl their websites to extract verified email addresses, and upload structured, clean lead data into a Google Sheets CRM.

๐Ÿ›  How It Works

1. User Input via Form Trigger

  • The workflow begins with a form asking for:
    • Business keyword (e.g. "Dentist")
    • Location (e.g. "Florida")
    • Lead limit (e.g. 50)

2. Scrape Google Maps via Apify

  • Calls the Apify Google Maps Scraper Actor
  • Extracts structured business data like: Business Name, Website, Phone, Category, Rating, Address.

3. Website Filtering & Normalization

  • Filters out businesses with no website
  • Cleans up URLs

4. Website Email Extraction

  • Sends direct HTTP GET requests to the homepage of each business
  • Parses the raw HTML for public-facing email addresses using regex
  • Implements anti-blocking techniques:
    • Random delays between requests
    • Custom headers / User-Agent spoofing
    • Graceful skip on failures

5. Final Filtering & Data Structuring

  • Keeps only businesses with a valid email address
  • Constructs lead objects with: Business Name, Category, Email, Website, Phone, Rating, Location.

6. Upload to Google Sheets CRM

  • Pushes leads to a connected Google Sheet that acts as the systemโ€™s central CRM
  • This CRM becomes the source for the email sending workflow

๐Ÿงฉ 2. Send an Email Workflow

๐ŸŽฏ Purpose

Automatically sends personalized emails to verified leads using rotating templates, embedded ID tracking, and campaign-stage tagging.

๐Ÿ›  How It Works

1. Pull Active Leads from CRM

  • Retrieves fresh leads from the Google Sheet where

2. Select a Random Template

  • Pulls from a template library stored in a separate Google Sheet
  • Injects lead-specific variables into placeholders like: [Business Name], [Category], [Location], etc.

3. Embed Unique Tracking ID

  • Appends an embedded ID token to the email. This enables accurate reply source tracking across all email stages

4. Send Email via SendGrid

  • Sends the message using SendGrid's transactional API
  • Emails are tagged internally according to email type.

๐Ÿงฉ 3. Webhook Event Workflow

๐ŸŽฏ Purpose

Processes SendGrid webhook events (e.g., delivered, opened, clicked, bounced) and updates the CRM with prioritized delivery status and engagement tracking โ€” using clean classification and smart update logic.

๐Ÿ›  How It Works

1. Receive Events via Webhook Trigger

  • Listens for real-time webhook events from SendGrid, including:
    • delivered, bounce, deferred, processed, open, click, unsubscribe, spamreport, etc.

2. Classify Each Event Type

  • A custom code node adds a route label:
    • status: delivery-level events
    • engagement: recipient interaction events
    • others: uncategorized or unsupported

3. Switch-Based Routing

  • Status Events:
    • Applies priority logic
    • If multiple status events are received for the same lead, only the highest-priority event is stored
    • Updates corresponding CRM fields:
  • Engagement Events:
    • Detects interactions like:
      • Opened, Clicked, Unsubscribed, Spam Reported
    • Updates CRM fields:
      • Opened, Clicked, Unsubscribed, Spam Reported, Engaged At
    • Preserve first-time interaction records and avoiding regressions
  • Others Branch:
    • Logs or gracefully skips events not explicitly supported

4. CRM Synchronization

  • Merges event data with the correct lead by matching Email
  • Ensures all updates are timestamped and consistent across systems

๐Ÿงฉ 4. Reply Update Database Workflow

๐ŸŽฏ Purpose

Polls Gmail inbox, extracts replies, determines their source, and logs them in both the CRM and a message tracker sheet.

๐Ÿ›  How It Works

1. Poll Gmail for New Replies

  • Uses Gmail API to fetch recent messages
  • Filters out auto-replies, no-reply addresses, or irrelevant responses

2. Prevent Duplicate Processing

  • Checks each message against a "Processed Message IDs" Google Sheet
  • Skips if the message has been handled before

3. Extract Reply Metadata 4. Match to Lead & Update CRM

  • Determines the original email stage based on ID
  • Updates necessary fields

๐Ÿงฉ 5. Email Routing Workflow

๐ŸŽฏ Purpose

Uses AI to classify replies by intent (Interested, Not Interested, or Miscellaneous) and automatically routes, labels, and logs them accordingly.

๐Ÿ›  How It Works

1. Receive Cleaned Reply

  • Triggered after a set time interval

2. Classify Using AI (LangChain / OpenAI)

  • The reply is analyzed and categorized as:
    • Interested: wants to talk, asks for more info
    • Not Interested: says no or unsubscribes
    • Miscellaneous: unclear or unrelated response

3. Gmail Label Assignment

  • Adds Gmail label based on classification

4. Handle โ€œInterestedโ€ Replies

  • If Interested:
    • Adds label in Gmail
    • Forwards message to a sales or response channel
    • Updates Google Sheet CRM

๐Ÿงฉ 6. Follow-Up Email Workflow

๐ŸŽฏ Purpose

Automatically sends up to two follow-up emails to leads who showed interest (opened or clicked) but havenโ€™t replied yet.

๐Ÿ›  How It Works

1. Scheduled Execution

  • Runs daily or at set intervals

2. Filter Leads for Follow-Up

  • Checks that desired conditions are met:
    • Required number of days have passed:
      • 5 days โ†’ Follow-Up 1
      • 10 days โ†’ Follow-Up 2

3. Choose and Personalize Template

  • Injects lead-specific data
  • Embeds corresponding for reply tracking

4. Send via SendGrid

  • Message is tagged by stage
  • Sent using the same logic as the original email

5. Update CRM

  • Increments:
    • Follow-Up Sent flag
    • Follow-Up Count
    • Follow-Up Time field

โœ… Setup Requirements (Before You Start)

Prepare these items to avoid interruptions during setup:

  • ๐ŸŒ Domain DNS Access
    • Youโ€™ll need to add TXT/CNAME records in your registrar (GoDaddy, Namecheap, Cloudflare, etc.) to authenticate your domain with SendGrid.
  • ๐Ÿ“ง Domain Email Address or Single Sender Authentication (e.g., hello@yourbusiness.com)
    • Needed for SendGrid domain authentication (donโ€™t use Gmail/Yahoo).
    • This step ensures emails are not flagged as spam. Tip: If you donโ€™t own a domain, you can use a single sender email to test, but for production you MUST authenticate a domain.
  • ๐Ÿ”‘ API Keys / Credentials
    • Apify API Key โ†’ for Google Maps scraping.
    • SendGrid API Key โ†’ for sending emails + webhook events.
    • Google Sheets OAuth Credentials โ†’ for CRM integration.
    • Gmail API Credentials โ†’ for reply detection.
    • OpenAI API Key โ†’ for AI-based reply classification.
  • ๐Ÿ“Š Google Sheet (CRM)
    • Add desired columns: Business Name, Email, Website, Phone, Category, Status, Reply, Follow-Up Count.
  • ๐ŸŒ n8n Environment (Cloud or Self-Hosted)
    • Must allow Apify node installation.

๐Ÿ›  How to Set It Up

  1. Open n8n (Cloud or Self-Hosted).
  2. Install Apify node before importing.
    • Search Apify โ†’ click Install.
  3. Import the provided .json workflow file into your n8n editor.
  4. Set up the required credentials:
    • ๐Ÿ”‘ Apify API Key,
    • ๐Ÿ”‘ SendGrid API Key,
    • ๐Ÿ”‘ Google Sheets OAuth,
    • ๐Ÿ”‘ Gmail API,
    • ๐Ÿ”‘ OpenAI API Key.
  5. Prepare your Google Sheet (CRM).
    • Verify column names match your workflow fields.
    • Adjust โ€œGet Desired Fieldsโ€ node in n8n โ€œLead generation workflowโ€ if you add/remove columns.
  6. Enable SendGrid Webhook Events.
    • Go to SendGrid โ†’ Settings โ†’ Mail Settings โ†’ Event Webhook.
    • Paste the webhook URL from your n8n โ€œWebhook Event Workflowโ€.
    • Select: Delivered, Opened, Clicked, Bounced, Unsubscribed, Spam Report.
  7. Run a test.
    • Trigger the Lead Generation workflow โ†’ check Google Sheets for leads.
    • Send a test email โ†’ verify delivery + engagement updates in CRM.
    • Reply from a test inbox โ†’ confirm Gmail polling + AI classification.

๐Ÿ“‚ Additional Provided Resources.

To help you get started faster, youโ€™ll also receive:

  • SendGrid Setup and Troubleshooting document.
  • Two ready-to-use Google Sheets example templates which can be modified to suit your business needs:
    • Email Workflow DB CRM
      • Includes:
        • Leads Tab โ†’ structured space for scraped businesses and contact details.
        • Email Templates Tab โ†’ pre-written templates for the main email, 1st follow-up, and 2nd follow-up (with placeholders for personalization).
        • Analytics Tab โ†’ light reporting on sends, opens, clicks, and replies to give quick campaign insights.
    • Processed Gmails IDs
      • A simpler sheet designed for Gmail reply handling.
      • Useful for tracking processed messages and avoiding duplicates while you familiarize yourself with how reply updates work.

๐ŸŽจ Customization Tips

  • Templates: Update the Google Sheets Templates tab with your own outreach copy. Use placeholders like [Business Name], [Location], [Category] so each email feels personalized.
  • CRM Fields: Add or remove CRM columns depending on your business needs (e.g., Industry, Revenue, Sales Owner, Notes). Just make sure the field names match in n8nโ€™s โ€œGrab Desired Fieldsโ€ nodes in the Lead generation workflow.
  • Follow-Up Logic: Adjust the timing for follow-ups. Default is 5 days (Follow-Up 1) and 10 days (Follow-Up 2), but you can easily change this to 3/7/14 days or any schedule your sales process requires.
  • Reply Routing: Customize how AI classification works. For example, rename labels (โ€œHot Leadโ€, โ€œNot Interestedโ€, โ€œOut of Scopeโ€) and route replies differently (e.g., forward โ€œInterestedโ€ to your sales inbox, Slack channel, or Telegram bot).
  • Analytics & Reporting: Expand the Google Sheets reporting tab. You can add pivot tables for deeper campaign insights. For more advanced analytics, SendGrid also keeps full logs.
  • Scalability:
    • Add proxy handling for higher-volume scraping.
    • Switch to a database (Postgres, Supabase, MongoDB) instead of Google Sheets if managing thousands of leads.
    • Use multiple SendGrid accounts or IP warm-up strategies for large-scale sending.
  • Scraping Alternatives:
    • If you prefer not to use direct HTTP requests for email extraction, you can integrate with external scrapers like:
      • Firecrawl โ€“ lightweight scraper for web/email extraction.
      • Bright Data โ€“ residential proxies + scraping tools.
      • Apify Website Scrapers โ€“ customizable actors for deep site scraping.
    • These can plug into the workflow instead of (or alongside) the built-in email scraper.

โœจ Predefined Templates vs. AI-Generated Emails

By default, this workflow uses predefined templates stored in Google Sheets. This design choice was intentional, and hereโ€™s why:

  • โœ… Reliability: Alway work, no prompt issues.
  • โœ… Cost Savings: no API token usage.
  • โœ… Total Control, Consistent & Customizable: You control tone and can tweak anytime.

โšก That said, you can absolutely swap out the template system for AI-based generation if you prefer dynamic messaging. The workflow is flexible โ€” just keep in mind the trade-offs in cost, reliability, and control. โšก Best approach: start with templates for stability, then add AI if you want more variety.

Automate B2B Lead Generation & Email Campaigns with Google Maps, SendGrid & AI

This n8n workflow automates the process of generating B2B leads, enriching their data using Google Maps, classifying them with AI, and initiating targeted email campaigns. It streamlines lead management from initial data collection to personalized outreach.

What it does

This workflow performs the following key steps:

  1. Triggers: The workflow can be initiated either manually or via a webhook (e.g., from a form submission).
  2. Collects Lead Data: Reads lead information from a Google Sheet.
  3. Loops Over Leads: Processes each lead individually.
  4. Enriches Data with Google Maps: For each lead, it performs an HTTP request to Google Maps to find business details based on a search query (e.g., "company name + city").
  5. Filters Valid Leads: Checks if a Google Maps result was found for the lead.
  6. Extracts & Sets Company Information: If a valid Google Maps result exists, it extracts and sets relevant company details (e.g., address, website, phone).
  7. Classifies Leads with AI: Uses an OpenAI Chat Model and a Text Classifier to categorize the lead based on extracted information, likely for targeting purposes.
  8. Splits Leads by Classification: Routes leads based on their AI classification.
  9. Sends Personalized Emails:
    • For "Cold Leads," it sends a personalized email via SendGrid.
    • For "Warm Leads," it sends a different personalized email via Gmail.
  10. Logs Activity: Records the outcome of the email sending process (e.g., email sent successfully, no email sent).
  11. Updates Google Sheets: Merges the processed data and updates the original Google Sheet with the enriched information and campaign status.

Prerequisites/Requirements

To use this workflow, you will need:

  • n8n Instance: A running n8n instance.
  • Google Sheets Account: To store and manage your lead data.
  • Google Cloud Project & API Key: With access to Google Maps Platform APIs (specifically Geocoding and Place Search, depending on the exact HTTP Request configuration).
  • OpenAI API Key: For the AI Chat Model and Text Classifier nodes.
  • SendGrid Account: For sending cold outreach emails.
  • Gmail Account: For sending warm outreach emails.
  • Webhook (Optional): If you intend to trigger the workflow via an external system.

Setup/Usage

  1. Import the Workflow: Download the provided JSON and import it into your n8n instance.
  2. Configure Credentials:
    • Set up your Google Sheets credential.
    • Set up your Google OAuth credential (for Google Maps HTTP Request).
    • Set up your OpenAI credential.
    • Set up your SendGrid credential.
    • Set up your Gmail credential.
  3. Update Google Sheets Node (ID: 18):
    • Specify the Spreadsheet ID and Sheet Name where your lead data is stored.
    • Ensure the column headers in your sheet match the data expected by the workflow (e.g., "Company Name", "City").
  4. Configure HTTP Request Node (ID: 19):
    • Review the Google Maps API endpoint and parameters. Ensure your Google Maps API key is correctly configured and enabled for the necessary services.
    • Adjust the search query to accurately find business information (e.g., combining company name and city from your Google Sheet).
  5. Review AI Nodes (ID: 1153, 1265):
    • OpenAI Chat Model: Ensure the model and prompt are configured for your specific lead classification needs.
    • Text Classifier: Adjust the categories and examples to accurately classify your leads (e.g., "Cold Lead", "Warm Lead", "Unqualified").
  6. Configure Email Nodes (ID: 356, 439):
    • SendGrid (ID: 439): Customize the email subject, body, sender, and recipient mapping for cold leads.
    • Gmail (ID: 356): Customize the email subject, body, sender, and recipient mapping for warm leads.
  7. Adjust Logic (ID: 20, 112, 844):
    • If (ID: 20): Review the condition for checking if Google Maps data was found.
    • Switch (ID: 112): Ensure the cases for "Cold Lead" and "Warm Lead" (or your custom classifications) accurately route the items.
    • Filter (ID: 844): Adjust any filtering conditions as needed for lead qualification.
  8. Activate the Workflow: Once all configurations are complete, activate the workflow. You can trigger it manually for testing or set up the webhook to receive external data.

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