Get keywords and a summary from any website save it to Microsoft Excel

Looking to optimize your data extraction workflow? Look no further! This automation seamlessly collects data from websites, creates succinct summaries, and identifies keywords before storing everything neatly in Microsoft Excel.

Data extraction can be time-consuming and error-prone. With this automation, you can streamline the process, ensuring accurate and efficient gathering of website data.

Picture having an organized Excel spreadsheet containing concise summaries and relevant keywords extracted from various websites. Whether you're conducting market research, analyzing competitor data, or compiling information for a report, this automation enhances productivity and allows you to focus on deriving insights from your data. Bid farewell to repetitive tasks and welcome streamlined data extraction with this powerful automation tool.

Let’s set it up!

Step 1: Create a Microsoft Excel spreadsheet

The first step is to create a Microsoft Excel Workbook for the keywords and the summary to be saved into.

Step 2: Pin the playbook and integrate Microsoft Excel

First, click the “Pin it” button at the top of this page to save this automation. You will be redirected to install the browser extension when you run it for the first time. Bardeen will also prompt you to integrate Microsoft Excel.

Activate Bardeen (or hit Option + B on Mac or ALT + B on a Windows machine on your keyboard) and click on the playbook card. The setup flow will start. Bardeen will ask you to specify the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet to save all the information. 

Click on “Save Input” and checkmark Microsoft Excel. You can edit Inputs later by hovering over the playbook. 

Step 3: Run the automation to get keywords and a summary from any website save it to Microsoft Excel

Go to any website, open Bardeen, and click on the Playbook card. 

Bardeen will ask for the Microsoft Excel spreadsheet to save the information to. Then the playbook will get the title, page link, keywords, and summary from the currently opened website in your Microsoft Excel spreadsheet.