It’s such a blessing when the YT algorithm does it’s job and shows me this type of brilliant channel with such small subs. Love the content already. Subbed
Thanks! I should add that since I made this video I tried out Bing and actually prefer it for this. The work flow is the same but bing pages start at 1 and increase by 10 (so start=1 then 11 then 21 etc)
Good to hear! I made this version very very basic but I’ve been involved with much more interesting flows that really get into verification, AI calling and ads. All cool stuff!
Then stay tuned! Tomorrow I’ll be dropping one (unless England surprise me by playing fluent attacking football leading to a hangover and a wasted day. But that seems 99% unlikely to happen)
I'm stuck at the part where I need to identify the string indicating the "next" button in the second field below "does not match regex" in the initial IF node. I've tried -pasting in the entire data content from the previous node -"inspecting" the next button in the actual google/bing page to get the code It still however doesn't seem to working. (I.e., it's returning true and therefore updating the airtable as "complete") Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for sharing this incredible flow.
It’s very hard for me to troubleshoot without seeing the workflow. Feel free to set a call with my on my tidycal from my bio page or in the product description
@@gorgeousgeorgous Hi there! I've bought the example you've listed on Gumroad. Thanks for sharing it! However, I'm a bit puzzled about how the 'Start Page' is being determined. From your video, I understand that 'Start Page' is a value coming from Airtable and it seems to be set or updated within N8N. What I'm not quite grasping is the exact method by which the search query begins from page 10 upon making the HTTP request. Could you clarify this part for me, please?" To clarify: what is within the HTTP request itself that would allow a generic query of the search to occur at a paginated page?
@@christianclark4612 In your airtable base for managing the campaign you have a column called start page and, as a default, when you create a campaign you give it a value of zero. then when the automation runs it takes that start page and adds it by 10 each time, thereby moving to the next page of search results
@@gorgeousgeorgous That makes sense, but what in the search itself is defined as the start page? If the airtable is a value, and the code in N8N is incrementing it, then what is actually informing the start page? I don't see it in the search query or the search operator itself?
Great video! Lots of inspirations, thanks! Just a quick comment re your last statement. you don't need to run it "over and over again" :) in n8n you can "pin" the output data of particular node and it makes everything a whole lot easier :D
My favourite comment! I never got to play with n8n like I have with make.com. I needed to build something specific and so just focused on that without the other aspects of learning! But this makes like that much better
Hi Georg! That was absolutely best tutorial video i've ever seen on UA-cam man! By the way, i would like to ask, do you have any suggestions as roadmap for a self learner like me? I appreciate!
Yep! All my gum roads have a step by step guide set up guide document to accompany them. Plus my calendar is public (link in bio) so you can reach it to a face to face whenever you like
Unsatisfactory answer: I did this based on the api limits at the time (The rate limits are: 60 calls per minute, 5 calls per second (burst allowance)). It’s a bit of an old video though and I’ve since updated the flow and moved to findymail for this task. It should be a video from maybe a month ago if you want to check it out!
Yep @thewizardtower. Here is a video of it in action going through a google result and collecting new people on every run. It’s a video I made to help a client who had trouble implementing it just this morning! www.loom.com/share/891cda6f8d304729a5e2884263095035
@@rainerlummerstorfer2425 Yep! This is the basic template because I can’t predict the exact usage of each person. But to escape the 429 you just need to 1) set a filter after the http module to only pass through 200 code results 2) set a repeater to reprocess the 429 calls after a delay
Hi George, awesome video here! Is this process relatively similar to do on make? And is the code all easy enough to simply replicate into the automation? Thanos
N8N lets you run a much higher number of operations. So if you were to start scraping in high volumes it’s the way to go. As a note too, I’ve since adjusted this flow to work in bing (just need to change the regex and add a deduplication) module as it seems to work better
For the bing search, what exactly did you enter under the "does not match regex" field? Was it the entire data from the search, or did you have a criteria by which you were able to identify the code that manifests the "next" button?@@gorgeousgeorgous
It blocks maybe 1 in8 requests which is why 1) the scenario should only run every 5 mins 2) there is a filter to pause and delay it if the request is unsiccessful
It’s such a blessing when the YT algorithm does it’s job and shows me this type of brilliant channel with such small subs. Love the content already. Subbed
Thanks! I should add that since I made this video I tried out Bing and actually prefer it for this. The work flow is the same but bing pages start at 1 and increase by 10 (so start=1 then 11 then 21 etc)
great work here! let's do more n8n tutorials.
Thanks! I have some plans that are platform agnostic so the next one will be on n8n!
Can you share the wokflow json file to import to n8n?
It’s on my Gumroad as a standalone product and as part of my course
Well this completely grabbed my attention! Thank you for sharing your wisdom, I have subscribed and turned the notification bell on! Cheers! 🥂💯
Welcome aboard!
This was a very informative n8n for prospecting video. It gives me ideas 🙂
Good to hear! I made this version very very basic but I’ve been involved with much more interesting flows that really get into verification, AI calling and ads. All cool stuff!
WOW! genius, thank you a lot
Glad it helped! Make sure to check out my course
This is amazing! Thanks for the valuable video!😃
Glad it was helpful!
would love more n8n content
Then stay tuned! Tomorrow I’ll be dropping one (unless England surprise me by playing fluent attacking football leading to a hangover and a wasted day. But that seems 99% unlikely to happen)
Wow! Really useful stuff! Keep up the good work please!
Thanks! I have a few videos lined up so hopefully you’ll like what comes next!
Coolest content I've seen in a while
Keep up
Thanks for the kind words!
I'm stuck at the part where I need to identify the string indicating the "next" button in the second field below "does not match regex" in the initial IF node.
I've tried
-pasting in the entire data content from the previous node
-"inspecting" the next button in the actual google/bing page to get the code
It still however doesn't seem to working. (I.e., it's returning true and therefore updating the airtable as "complete")
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for sharing this incredible flow.
It’s very hard for me to troubleshoot without seeing the workflow. Feel free to set a call with my on my tidycal from my bio page or in the product description
@@gorgeousgeorgous Hi there! I've bought the example you've listed on Gumroad. Thanks for sharing it! However, I'm a bit puzzled about how the 'Start Page' is being determined. From your video, I understand that 'Start Page' is a value coming from Airtable and it seems to be set or updated within N8N. What I'm not quite grasping is the exact method by which the search query begins from page 10 upon making the HTTP request. Could you clarify this part for me, please?"
To clarify: what is within the HTTP request itself that would allow a generic query of the search to occur at a paginated page?
@@christianclark4612 In your airtable base for managing the campaign you have a column called start page and, as a default, when you create a campaign you give it a value of zero. then when the automation runs it takes that start page and adds it by 10 each time, thereby moving to the next page of search results
@@gorgeousgeorgous That makes sense, but what in the search itself is defined as the start page?
If the airtable is a value, and the code in N8N is incrementing it, then what is actually informing the start page? I don't see it in the search query or the search operator itself?
Great video! Lots of inspirations, thanks! Just a quick comment re your last statement. you don't need to run it "over and over again" :) in n8n you can "pin" the output data of particular node and it makes everything a whole lot easier :D
My favourite comment! I never got to play with n8n like I have with make.com. I needed to build something specific and so just focused on that without the other aspects of learning! But this makes like that much better
Hi Georg! That was absolutely best tutorial video i've ever seen on UA-cam man! By the way, i would like to ask, do you have any suggestions as roadmap for a self learner like me? I appreciate!
I have a course on my Gumroad that is highly rated!
Wow 😮… if I buy this automation from you, is there a step by step on how to set it up and support? Thanks!
Yep! All my gum roads have a step by step guide set up guide document to accompany them. Plus my calendar is public (link in bio) so you can reach it to a face to face whenever you like
You have reminded me though to add in my Airtable campaign manager template to the bundle so the set up is even smoother. Thanks!
Small question : How did you overpass the 75 credits limitation put by prospeo for prospecting over emails finding through Linkedin?
Unsatisfactory answer: I did this based on the api limits at the time (The rate limits are: 60 calls per minute, 5 calls per second (burst allowance)). It’s a bit of an old video though and I’ve since updated the flow and moved to findymail for this task. It should be a video from maybe a month ago if you want to check it out!
@@gorgeousgeorgous interesting yes sure share it I'll check
@@gorgeousgeorgous And I will certainly need your services in a near futur (next week) to adapt such automation.
ua-cam.com/video/eQ2ogPzbikw/v-deo.html
Hi. Great stuff! I've bought the automation. Is there a way to get the airtable campaign manager template?"
Yep! Just added it to the product on Gumroad. Should be there if you refresh
Does it work?
Yep @thewizardtower. Here is a video of it in action going through a google result and collecting new people on every run. It’s a video I made to help a client who had trouble implementing it just this morning! www.loom.com/share/891cda6f8d304729a5e2884263095035
works fine for a few repetitions, then there is a 429 error for too many http requests
@@rainerlummerstorfer2425 Yep! This is the basic template because I can’t predict the exact usage of each person. But to escape the 429 you just need to
1) set a filter after the http module to only pass through 200 code results
2) set a repeater to reprocess the 429 calls after a delay
Hi George, awesome video here! Is this process relatively similar to do on make? And is the code all easy enough to simply replicate into the automation? Thanos
Thanks*
I have a version on make that works fine. The obvious limitation is that it will run up your operations limit quite quickly
for me the HTTP receives to many requests after 2-3 loops. How do you solve this?
why did you use N8N instead of Make?
N8N lets you run a much higher number of operations. So if you were to start scraping in high volumes it’s the way to go.
As a note too, I’ve since adjusted this flow to work in bing (just need to change the regex and add a deduplication) module as it seems to work better
N8n is just a workflow platform. You’ll still need to connect it to an email sender
For the bing search, what exactly did you enter under the "does not match regex" field? Was it the entire data from the search, or did you have a criteria by which you were able to identify the code that manifests the "next" button?@@gorgeousgeorgous
@@gorgeousgeorgous hey George - great video! have you just changed the search engine to bing in the http request module?
if i need to get this automation can u give it to me? (ill pay)
lol
It’s in my Gumroad and course
google block http request i dont think this is useful
It blocks maybe 1 in8 requests which is why 1) the scenario should only run every 5 mins 2) there is a filter to pause and delay it if the request is unsiccessful