https://www.ghljobs.com/ i would like to scrape this site on a weekly basis, is it possible to automate the process that it scrapes and automated into a work document or pushed directly onto linkedin?
Hi @wagnerwonderlusters, Welcome to the Bardeen Community
This is possible with creating a Bardeen autobook with the following actions:
- “When a scheduled event occurs”
- “Scrape data in the background”
- “Add text to Google Doc” Or “Create new Google Doc”
A few things to note:
- Your computer must have a web browser open AND connected to internet while logged into the Bardeen extension in order for this automation to execute at the scheduled time defined in action 1.
- Bardeen doesn’t yet integrate with Microsoft word yet, so we’ll have to add the scraped data into either an already existing Google Doc or create a new Google Doc each time the automation runs.
I hope this helps! Please don’t hesitate to reach out with further questions.
Thank you,
Jess
Cool case, guessing it’s for an HR company?
As Jess mentiones, yes it’s possible to do so.
I would add an extra AI command to create a report of the jobs extracted, formated as a linkedin post.
This can be done with some advanced automation, sending the scraped data to Make or Zapier, then post it via Typefully, Metricool (content schedulers) or the LinkedIn direct API.
This isn’t trivial easy since Bardeen doesn’t have a LinkedIn integration.
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That being said, what I think you really want is to leverage scraping to create weekly post summarizing the jobs from this site.
On a first iteration, I would do this by scraping on a recurring basis, and using OpenAI comands (check the “Custom prompt” command) to redact that post content (considering some examples), then send the post to Slack, Notion, Google Docs, etc… so it can be pushed from there to LinkedIn.
Once you’re getting the ideal posts and they require less refinement, it can be automated to send to LinkedIn directly.
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