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Creates a new post and publishes it to the specified platforms.
Creates a new profile group.
Deletes a post from the database. Note: This does not remove the post from social media platforms.
Disconnects and removes a profile from the account. This does not affect posts already published through this profile.
Deletes a profile group and all its associated profiles.
Retrieves a single profile by its ID.
Retrieves a single profile group by its ID.
Retrieves a single post by its ID.
Retrieves a filtered, paginated list of calendar events for current year.
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Boost Scraping Efficiency by Automating Postproxy with Make
Integrate Postproxy with Make to automate proxy rotation, manage routing visually, and receive instant alerts. This powerful connection optimizes your web scraping workflows and logs performance data automatically.
Easily automate proxy rotation within your workflows to avoid IP bans during large-scale data gathering.
Manage and route your HTTP request proxies visually without writing complex backend routing code.
Get immediate notifications on Slack or email if a proxy server fails or experiences connection issues.
Connect Postproxy to web scraping tools in Make to ensure smooth and uninterrupted data collection.
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