Yes, it's possible to mass scrape websites containing specific keywords using Clay. We offer a "Scrape Website" action that allows you to extract data from web pages, including body text and keywords. You can also use our Google search integration to find web pages mentioning specific keywords, then scrape those results.
For more complex scraping needs, our Chrome extension lets you build custom recipes to extract data from multiple pages or lists on websites.
If you need help setting this up or have more specific requirements, please let me know, and I can provide more detailed guidance.
no, i don't want to scrap just one website. I meant I want to find all the websites that are out there on Google, if hte URL contains a specific keyword
hey team, dont have a table for this.
But for example, if my goal is to scrap/find every single site that contains the key word "franchise" or "franchising", is that doable?
For websites or pages containing "franchise" or "franchising", it depends on what you're targeting.
If it's LinkedIn pages, you can easily use the "find companies" option.
For websites, you can craft a search operator and use the Google search option when creating a new table:
("franchise" OR "franchising") site:.com intitle:franchise
Or simply: ("franchise" OR "franchising") site:.com
Let me know if you have more questions
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