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Before Getting Rich Customer Acquisition Resources 02

Life Service Updated 2026.08.30

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About this skill

Problem to Solve

Collecting public merchant contact lists for a city can become messy when map providers return different coverage, API quotas fluctuate, and export formats are not ready for follow-up. This skill turns the workflow into a fixed pipeline: after a city is specified, it searches merchant phone numbers through map services and produces both a .vcf contact file and an .xlsx spreadsheet.

How It Works

  • AMap first: AMap is treated as the primary source, described in the skill as supporting three-level administrative searches for higher precision.
  • Step-down fallback: if AMap quota is exhausted, it switches to Baidu Maps; if Baidu quota is also exhausted, it switches to Tencent Maps; if all quotas are used up, it asks the user to retry the next day. The active provider is announced when fallback occurs.
  • Key setup: the AMap key is required, while Baidu and Tencent keys are optional; configuration is written to ~/.qclaw/workspace/map_config.json.
  • Output files: after the search completes, it generates ~/Desktop/{city}_{date}.vcf and ~/Desktop/{city}_{date}.xlsx at the same time. The VCF file is suitable for importing contacts, while the spreadsheet is useful for reviewing shop names, phone numbers, and addresses, then filtering or sorting them.

Boundaries

This skill fits scenarios where a city scope is known and public merchant information needs to be organized into a contact list. Before use, verify map key permissions, API quotas, intended use, and compliance with platform rules and local personal information protections. Do not use the output for large-scale unsolicited marketing or disruptive outreach.

Use Cases

  • A local-life growth operator prepares a store outreach list for one city and needs to retrieve merchant phone numbers, then export an Excel sheet to verify addresses.
  • A sales assistant organizes potential merchant records for a newly covered region and needs to combine phone numbers from AMap, Baidu, or Tencent Maps into a contact file.
  • A market research specialist compares restaurant coverage in a city and needs a VCF file imported into a phone to add contacts during field visits.
  • A customer success team builds a local service-provider list and needs city-level merchant phone search results exported to Excel for filtering and sorting.

Best For

  • A local-life operations owner who needs to collect merchant phone numbers, shop names, and addresses by city.
  • A regional sales assistant who needs to import public merchant contact details into phone contacts or Excel.
  • A market lead analyst who needs spreadsheet output to filter, sort, and summarize store leads.
  • A data-collection engineer using map APIs who needs automatic fallback across AMap, Baidu, and Tencent quotas.