Automate Social Media Link Extraction with AI-Powered Web Crawler
Automatically extract social media profile links from hundreds of websites in minutes, reducing manual data collection time by over 90% and ensuring consistent, structured data output.
Manually researching and extracting social media links from company websites is a tedious and error-prone process. This AI-powered workflow autonomously crawls any given website to extract all social media profile URLs, delivering them in a unified JSON format for seamless integration into your CRM or database.
Documentation
Autonomous AI Web Crawler for Social Media Links
This n8n workflow leverages an AI agent with specialized web crawling tools to automatically identify and extract social media profile URLs from company websites. It's designed for businesses and marketers who need to enrich their contact data or analyze competitor online presence efficiently.
Key Features
- Intelligent Website Crawling: Utilizes an AI agent to navigate websites and identify relevant content.
- Automated Social Media Link Extraction: Automatically finds and collects links to platforms like LinkedIn, Instagram, Facebook, and more.
- Structured JSON Output: Delivers extracted data in a clean, unified JSON format for easy integration.
- Scalable Data Enrichment: Process lists of company websites from a database to automate lead enrichment at scale.
- Configurable Data Retrieval: Easily modify the AI agent to extract other types of data like contact information or company summaries.
How It Works
The workflow starts by fetching company names and websites from a Supabase database. For each company, an AI LangChain agent is deployed to crawl its website. This agent uses two custom tools: one to extract all text content from a page, and another to retrieve and process all URLs. The AI then intelligently identifies social media links based on the gathered information and a predefined JSON schema. Finally, the extracted social media links are combined with the original company data and inserted into a separate Supabase output table.