Daily Link Extractor & Email Automation
Easily track website updates and receive daily link summaries directly to your inbox.
"Daily checks the HTML of a website, extracts all links containing specific words, and sends them via email"
| Step 1: Check the HTML of your designated website daily. |
| Step 2: Extract links containing specified keywords using XPath. |
| Step 3: Filter the extracted links to keep only the ones with your keywords. |
| Step 4: Compile the filtered links into an email. |
| Step 5: Send the email with all your important links directly to your inbox. |
Each day, we'll dive into your chosen webpage, fish out links with your specified keywords, and deliver them to you in a neat email package. It's like having a personal assistant that never sleeps!
This automation transformed my workflow! Now, I have more time for strategic tasks instead of daily link tracking.
Yesterday at 4:51| Manual | Botize | |
|---|---|---|
| Checking website | 10 | 0 Minutes |
| Extracting links | 15 | 0 Minutes |
| Filtering results | 5 | 0 Minutes |
| Composing emails | 10 | 0 Minutes |
| Total | 40 | 0 Minutes |
You've just found the ultimate solution for hassle-free website link tracking!
Keeping Up with Industry News
Receive daily updates on new articles or press releases from your industry-specific websites.
Stay Updated
Never miss out on important links with daily updates.
Automate Tracking
Save time by automating your link tracking process.
Focus Better
Let us handle the mundane tasks so you can focus on what truly matters.
Monitoring Competitor Announcements
Automatically get links to new promotions or products your competitors launch.
⌾︎ You're a content manager needing daily links to stay informed.
⌾︎ You're responsible for tracking competitor's promotions online.
✕ You only need this once a week.
✕ You enjoy manually tracking website data every day.
✓ Choose any website URL to track links.
✓ Specify any keywords that matter to you.
✓ Set your preferred email recipient for daily reports.
Every day, the automation accesses the HTML of a specific webpage. Once it retrieves the HTML, it uses XPath to extract all the links (<a>), collecting both their URLs and the associated text. Then, it filters these links to select only those containing any of the specified words in the task. After filtering, the automation prepares an email and sends these filtered links to an email address. Each link is presented in the body of the email in hyperlink format, followed by a line break. This automation simplifies the daily tracking of specific content related to the filtered terms.
