Blueprint

This scenario takes a URL in Notion database, retrieves information from the URL, then write a report about the company in Notion. Make a copy of this Notion page with a database to get started. Disclaimer: All the scenarios sold on hide.lemonsqueezy.com can include paid APIs such as OpenAI API.

This scenario takes any new Google Calendar event with a link, get the company information from the link, searches for news on the company, then updates the Google Calendar event with the news but with bullet lists of what's covered in the news. Disclaimer: All the scenarios sold on hide.lemonsqueezy.com can include paid APIs such as OpenAI API.

This scenario watches Techcrunch's RSS feed and if the post is on a recently funded company, it creates a record in Airtable with the company details, then fetches LinkedIn profile URLs of possible employees. Make a copy of this Airtable base to get started. Disclaimer: All the scenarios sold on hide.lemonsqueezy.com can include paid APIs such as OpenAI API.

These scenarios turn Airtable into a CMS for Webflow so that you can easily bulk-edit you Webflow collection items and even update them using Airtable's sleek mobile apps. Not recommended for blog posts with images in rich text but it works beautifully otherwise. Use this scenario in combination with this Airtable base by making a copy of it. To set up Webflow, follow this guide. Disclaimer: All the scenarios sold on hide.lemonsqueezy.com can include paid APIs such as OpenAI API.

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Problem When trying to parse JSON containing text with special characters (like quotes, slashes, or line breaks), you encounter an error, and Make doesn't really make it easy to handle this situation. Solution This scenario template converts text sent via webhook into an escaped version of it to prevent errors in JSON. To invoke it, post text using an 'HTTP > Make a request' module from another scenario.

This scenario gets triggered via webhook, get all h1, h2, h3 headings and return them in JSON as the webhook response. Disclaimer: All the scenarios sold on hide.lemonsqueezy.com can include paid APIs such as OpenAI API.

This scenario takes a company URL as an input from Airtable, and extracts the following information from the web: Company nameCEOCEO's LinkedInIndustryHeadquartersNumber of employeesProductsMission statementInstagramFacebookLinkedInXYouTube The extracted values will populate the corresponding fields in Airtable. Make a copy of this Airtable base to get started. Disclaimer: All the scenarios sold on hide.lemonsqueezy.com can include paid APIs such as OpenAI API.

This scenario template takes a date in date type (not in string), and returns the end date of the current month and the end date of the next month in string (not in date type). Functions are super useful in Make, but there aren't many functions available compared to things like Google Sheets, so you sometimes have to improvise. However, getting the end date of a certain month isn't so easy. To use this webhook-based scenario, you'll want to post to the webhook you will be issuing when you upload this blueprint into your environment from another scenario via an 'HTTP > Make a request' module. { "date": "{{now}}" } You can start playing around with {{now}} and replace it with whatever date you want to pass. You will be getting a response like this below: { "endOfThisMonth": "2024-12-31", "endOfNextMonth": "2025-01-01" } Note that the values returned are strings.

This scenario explores the Flow Control > Iterator module, one the most effective modules Make offers. The scenario starts with an array, pass it into Iterator, then each array item is passed onto the OpenAI module which performs multiple operations. Lastly, the outputs generated by the OpenAI module are put back together into an array for further operation. Disclaimer: All the scenarios sold on hide.lemonsqueezy.com can include paid APIs such as OpenAI API.

Make.com is a great automation platform, and I think we can all agree on that. If there’s one thing it’s missing, it would be a user interface builder. Well, it’s an automation platform, so it’s probably out of scope, but I know a great way to build a user interface using Make.com and so will you after reading this course. You cannot really build complicated stuff, but you can build things that are well enough for your PoC projects. I often build working chatbot prototypes, host them on Make.com and share it with my clients. It’s a huge time saver since you don’t have to sign up for another chatbot tool like Voiceflow.

From handy little functions to scenario templates, you have everything you need to get started with web scraping with Make.com. By the end of this course, you’ll be able to: scrape anything from almost any web pagecollect every link from a webpagescrape from PDFsscrape 100 times faster than you could have ever imagined Curriculum DemoBasing scraping - HTTPCollecting every link from a webpageNext step - HTTP and XMLIntermediate scraping - ScrapingBeeAdvanced scraping - How to accelerate your scraping process by 100xHow to scrape from PDF filesHow to scrape from SERPs Disclaimer: All the scenarios sold on hide.lemonsqueezy.com can include paid APIs such as OpenAI API.

This scenario watches an RSS feed, get and summarize content using HTTP and OpenAI, then post the summary to Slack. Disclaimer: All the scenarios sold on hide.lemonsqueezy.com can include paid APIs such as OpenAI API.