Google Maps Scrapers Fail Without Proper Pipeline Architecture for Data Quality
Scraping Google Maps data is the easy part; the actual value comes from the pipeline that cleans, deduplicates, enriches, and routes the data. Developers underinvest in pipeline design and then struggle with poor data quality downstream.
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