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This playbook will get the most recent TechCrunch articles for a given keyword and add the data to a Google Sheet.
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TechCrunch articles for a keyword to Google Sheets
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Copy TechCrunch articles for a keyword to Google Sheets
This playbook will get the most recent TechCrunch articles for a given keyword and add the data to a Google Sheet.
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How does this automation work?
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Bardeen's automation tool offers a practical solution for gathering the latest articles from TechCrunch based on a specific keyword and compiling them into a Google Sheet. This is particularly useful for professionals in data sourcing and research who need up-to-date information from a trusted tech news source, without the need for manual data entry.
Here's how this workflow simplifies data collection from TechCrunch into Google Sheets:
- Step 1: Merge Keywords - Initially, Bardeen combines your chosen keywords into a single string to be used for searching articles, ensuring that the scraper searches TechCrunch effectively.
- Step 2: Scrape TechCrunch Articles - The scraper then operates in the background to gather the most recent articles related to your keyword from TechCrunch, automating what would typically be a manual and time-consuming task.
- Step 3: Add to Google Sheets - Finally, the collected data is added to a Google Sheet, allowing for easy access, analysis, and sharing. Google Sheets acts as a versatile platform for managing spreadsheet data.
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