Scrape Email addresses from the imprint

[kleinerwauwau]

I'd like to scrape the Emails from the imprint of a lot of domains. I've bought the Email Scraper Plugin for Scrapebox but it only scrapes the Email Addresses from the homepage/given URL.

Is there a method how to scrape lets say every URL from every domain in my list with the keyword "imprint" in it? If that would be possible I could load the resulting list in the Email Scraping Tool and get what I wanted eventually.

There may be a simple solution, but I'm not a scapebox-Pro at all and Google doesn't deliver me answers.

Perhaps I should also make clear, what I want to do with the Emails: I do outreach for a pretty big company. For that I research for fitting domains with a specific minimum of SEO metrics. I usually have a VA who clicks at every domain's imprint to deliver me all the email addresses in a sheet, so I can email them asking for a payed link opportunity. I don't send any ads or other kinds of spam. The workload for the VA is just too high with hundreds of domains daily, so I'd like to skip that step with Scrapebox.

 

[eternalwarrior]

I believe @loopline can answer to your query

 

[kleinerwauwau]

I believe @loopline can answer to your query

That would be great!

 

[SiddharthW]

Did you watch this Video by Loopline?

 

[kleinerwauwau]

Did you watch this Video by Loopline?

Thank you for the hint! With the help of the video I found a way around, which yields me about 95% of the emails I want. But it would be even better if there still was a method to scrape the URLs of the imprints first, so I can maximize the yield.

 

[loopline]

I guess I don't understand because the email scraper plugin already does this. You have the list of urls right? so you just want to crawl thru the pages, looking for pages that have a specific imprint or emails that have a specific imprint in the email.

Are you using the craw loaded list tab? If you click options there are lots of filters to accomplish what you want and you can select how many levels deep you crawl.

If that doesn't answer your question can you give a specific url and specific details about that url that you are looking for?

 

[kleinerwauwau]

I guess I don't understand because the email scraper plugin already does this. You have the list of urls right? so you just want to crawl thru the pages, looking for pages that have a specific imprint or emails that have a specific imprint in the email.

Are you using the craw loaded list tab? If you click options there are lots of filters to accomplish what you want and you can select how many levels deep you crawl.

If that doesn't answer your question can you give a specific url and specific details about that url that you are looking for?

Thanks Loopline! I think I've got it now. I let the program crawl every URL with the word "Impressum" (imprint in german) in it, two levels deep.
I just have one question left: Do I have to use proxies, when I work with a list of URLs instead of Google Search? The process is pretty slow right now by using proxies.

 

[loopline]

Thanks Loopline! I think I've got it now. I let the program crawl every URL with the word "Impressum" (imprint in german) in it, two levels deep.
I just have one question left: Do I have to use proxies, when I work with a list of URLs instead of Google Search? The process is pretty slow right now by using proxies.

No. If you are just scraping emails from urls, then all your doing is loading the page, scrapebox is seen as a web browser. The end site has no idea your saving off the emails, they just know some browser is loading the page. Given that the entire purpose of the website is to be viewed, then your doing what they want you to do so no need for proxies.

That said, you probably don't want to use more then 2-3 connections because what they don't want is the same IP loading 32 pages on the site at the same time.

 

[kleinerwauwau]

No. If you are just scraping emails from urls, then all your doing is loading the page, scrapebox is seen as a web browser. The end site has no idea your saving off the emails, they just know some browser is loading the page. Given that the entire purpose of the website is to be viewed, then your doing what they want you to do so no need for proxies.

That said, you probably don't want to use more then 2-3 connections because what they don't want is the same IP loading 32 pages on the site at the same time.

Okay great. The thing with the connections perhaps explains, why the programm gets stuck with after a few minutes with 100 threads.

 

[loopline]

Okay great. The thing with the connections perhaps explains, why the programm gets stuck with after a few minutes with 100 threads.

Yeah, sites don't like that. I mean you have to consider many sites are on cheap hosting because they don't get a lot of traffic and what traffic they do get is spread over time. If all of a sudden you start hammering on a site, even with proxies, you can take it down. I mean Ive accidently taken sites down before, then you don't get the info you want anyway, so you can always try lower connections.

 

[starki]

As far as outreach is concerned, I'd personally go for a more targeted and personalized approach. Most site owners simply trash generic outreach mail because they get hald a dozen daily. Doing an outreach that sticks out of the crowd is more work, but response and success rates are well worth it. Especially since you'll easily burn propects with your approach, they'll blacklist you and that's not what you want.

 

[kleinerwauwau]

Yeah, sites don't like that. I mean you have to consider many sites are on cheap hosting because they don't get a lot of traffic and what traffic they do get is spread over time. If all of a sudden you start hammering on a site, even with proxies, you can take it down. I mean Ive accidently taken sites down before, then you don't get the info you want anyway, so you can always try lower connections.

Yeah, but it also works fast enough with 3 connections for my purpose without getting stuck, so that's nice!

 

[kleinerwauwau]

As far as outreach is concerned, I'd personally go for a more targeted and personalized approach. Most site owners simply trash generic outreach mail because they get hald a dozen daily. Doing an outreach that sticks out of the crowd is more work, but response and success rates are well worth it. Especially since you'll easily burn propects with your approach, they'll blacklist you and that's not what you want.

I don't know where's the problem. I've got at least 80 replies after the first 150 emails. I'm pretty statisfied with that.

 

[loopline]

I don't know where's the problem. I've got at least 80 replies after the first 150 emails. I'm pretty statisfied with that.

Shhh don't give away the secrets here. There is no problem. I don't know that posters actual experience, but far too often people tell you what to do and they have never done it at all or never done it a high level where they can sort thru it all. I mean maybe that person has, but anytime there are lots of people saying "that doesn't work" you should try it because it quite possibly does, if done well.

I make thousands of dollars doing stuff people say won't work.

 

[kleinerwauwau]

Shhh don't give away the secrets here. There is no problem. I don't know that posters actual experience, but far too often people tell you what to do and they have never done it at all or never done it a high level where they can sort thru it all. I mean maybe that person has, but anytime there are lots of people saying "that doesn't work" you should try it because it quite possibly does, if done well.

I make thousands of dollars doing stuff people say won't work.

That's true. It's best to try and experience everything by oneself.