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How to Scrape Newsletters from Milled.com: Methods and Tips
Anyone knows how to scrape newsletters from https://milled.com/. Please suggest methods.
You can use our Chrome Extension to scrape newsletters from milled.com. Here's how: 1. Install the Clay Chrome Extension from the Chrome Web Store. 2. Once installed, navigate to milled.com and follow these steps: • Click the Clay Chrome Extension icon in your toolbar • Select "Select Data" option • Hover over the newsletter content you want to extract • Click to select the specific attributes you want to capture 3. The extension will allow you to extract various content including: • Newsletter text • Links • Emails • Other relevant data points 4. After selecting your desired attributes, name your list and use the "Add to Workspace" feature to import the data into Clay for further analysis.
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You can scrape data from miled.com using our website scraping capabilities in two ways: 1. Using the Clay Chrome Extension: • Install the Clay Chrome Extension • Navigate to miled.com • Click "Select Data" and either use auto-detected lists or create a custom recipe • Select the specific attributes you want to capture from the newsletters 2. Using the Website Scraper: • Input the miled.com URL • Set an appropriate scrape delay (up to 10 seconds) if needed • Select your desired output fields • Use custom regex patterns if you need to extract specific data formats Once you've scraped the data into Clay, you can export it to a format compatible with Supabase. For paginated content, you can use our pagination template to ensure you capture data across multiple pages. Note: Clay cannot directly integrate with Supabase, so you'll need to handle the data transfer between Clay and Supabase separately.
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Hey there, thanks for reaching out! ☺️ The simple and stupid way is to type in your search query and use Instant Data Scraper. Here’s how you can pull this data into a table: 1. Download the Instant Data Scraper Chrome extension. 2. Use the extension to extract the details from the webpage. 3. Create a new table and upload CSV to format and enrich the data properly. The more elaborate way would be to download the sitemap: https://milled.com/sitemaps/sitemap.xml.gz and extract each URL and upload into Clay. Make sure to inspect the sitemap to see what info each URL contains.
If there's anything else I can assist you with, please let me know! 😊 Have a great one, Daniel
