In today’s digital landscape, having a strong social media presence is crucial for businesses. With our ready-to-use scraping solution, you can effortlessly discover and gather social media profiles for any company or brand across multiple platforms.
Whether you’re tracking industry influencers, conducting market research, or optimizing your own social media strategy, our Social Media Profile Finder streamlines the process.
Simply input a list of company names and select the desired platforms, and our solution will fetch the corresponding profiles. Say goodbye to manual searching and time-consuming data collection.
Using the ImportFromWeb add-on and the function it adds to Google Sheets, you can extract social media profiles in bulk without technical knowledge!
By default, the function imports the first 10 Google results with the body, description, and URL. Since we’re looking for the profile’s URL, we use the link data selector.
As there’s a high probability that the company’s profile will be the first result, we can limit the number of results using the numResults option.
Just add this formula: =IMPORTFROMGOOGLE(A2&B1,"link","numResults:1")
Within seconds, you’ll get the Facebook profile for the first company on your list.
After adding the $ symbol around the cell reference to the platform, drag the formula down to the last row: =IMPORTFROMGOOGLE(A2&$B$1,"link","numResults:1")
Absolutely! With ImportFromWeb, you can extract emails from websites using our list of generic selectors, which includes emails.
Here’s the formula you have to write: =IMPORTFROMWEB("https://www.example.com", "emails")
Just bear in mind that while these selectors are designed to work with a wide range of websites, the success of email extraction may vary depending on whether the websites follow general guidelines for design and data presentation.
Another way of getting emails is to use the IMPORTFROMGOOGLE function to perform a boolean search and extract the emails: =IMPORTFROMGOOGLE("search_terms","emails")
