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Track Amazon competitor with BrowserAct
This template automates Amazon product price monitoring using BrowserAct and Make. It extracts the latest product information (title, current price, original price, availability, rating, review count, and product URL) directly from Amazon pages, then updates Google Sheets and detects price changes. When a change occurs, the template automatically sends an email alert with the previous price, the new price, and the product link. This is designed for e-commerce sellers, dropshippers, analysts, and anyone tracking competitor pricing or stock availability. What this template does: Fetches product URLs from Google Sheets. Sends each URL to BrowserAct to scrape real-time Amazon product data. Updates the sheet with new values. Compares the latest price with the previous stored price. Sends an alert email if the price changes. Logs the last update timestamp. Apps included: BrowserAct Google Sheets Email (Make) Before starting: Prepare a Google Sheet with columns for: Product URL, Current Price, Last Price, Availability, Review Count, Rating, and Last Updated. When running the setup wizard, connect your own BrowserAct and Google Sheets accounts and map the required fields. Use case: Perfect for competitor monitoring, tracking product demand, detecting stock or price changes, and automating e-commerce research workflows.
Automated BBB Lead Generation with BrowserAct
Automated BBB Lead Generation with BrowserAct This workflow lets you scrape BBB leads, clean data, remove duplicates, store results, and auto-send emails. BrowserAct – Run Workflow Build your scraping flow in BrowserAct, connect the API to Make, and it returns scraped BBB business data. JSON Parse Converts raw BrowserAct JSON into a clean array. Iterator – Process Each Lead Sends each business through the workflow one at a time. Google Sheets – Search for Duplicates Checks if the lead already exists based on business_name. Router Duplicate → sent to Gmail (duplicate notice). New lead → continue to add to Sheet. Google Sheets – Add Row Stores all new leads. Iterator – Email Only Passes only the email for validation. Router – Validate Email Invalid → update sheet: “Pending – Email not found.” Valid → send to Gmail. Gmail – Send Email Sends your preset outreach email. Google Sheets – Update Status Success → “Successfully Sent.” Gmail error → “Error Found – Pending.” This workflow fully automates lead scraping, deduping, storing, email validation, and outreach.
BrowserAct Trulia Real Estate Scraper - Auto-Dedupe & Multi-Channel Alerts
Perfect For: 🏠 Real Estate Agents - Generate leads and track new listings 💼 Investors - Find opportunities and analyze market trends 📊 Market Analysts - Study pricing patterns and inventory data 🔍 Appraisers - Build comp databases efficiently 🎓 Researchers - Analyze housing market dynamics What It Does: Scrapes Trulia listings automatically Detects and removes duplicates Stores data in Google Sheets Sends multi-channel notifications Runs 24/7 without manual input No technical skills required. Set it up once and let it run on autopilot.
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