Keep city names consistent
Use clear city names and avoid mixing unrelated location labels in the same list.
LOCATION-BASED RESEARCH
When your research covers multiple locations, a city-by-city process can help keep searches and findings organized. CityMail Finder lets you prepare a list of cities, review publicly visible email addresses in Google result text and export unique findings.
STEP-BY-STEP GUIDE
Start with a clear list and use the same search approach consistently. The quality of the results depends on the search query, the available public information and the locations you choose.
Prepare a spreadsheet with a column named City. You can also enter cities manually in the extension.
Use a relevant phrase for the type of business or public contact information you are researching. Keep the city placeholder in the query where required.
Set how many Google result pages to review for each city. More pages can take longer and may increase the chance of provider rate limits.
Check the unique email addresses collected in your browser and export the list to Excel.
MAKE RESULTS USEFUL
Use clear city names and avoid mixing unrelated location labels in the same list.
Choose a search phrase that matches the business category and contact information you need to review.
Search visibility does not prove an address is valid or that the owner has consented to receive marketing messages.
CityMail Finder extracts only email addresses visible in Google search result text. It does not crawl company websites, verify deliverability, bypass CAPTCHA or override search provider limits. If a verification prompt appears, complete it manually. Follow the search provider's terms and applicable privacy and marketing laws.
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FAQ
Yes. Import a CSV or Excel file with a City column, or add multiple cities manually.
No. Search engines do not guarantee complete coverage. The extension reviews the configured number of result pages for the query you choose.
No. The extension identifies email-shaped text visible in search results; it does not test whether an address exists or can receive messages.
Collected results are stored locally in your browser. See the Privacy Policy for details.