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Join Maker School & get automation customer #1 + all my templates ⤵️ https://www.skool.com/makerschool/about?ref=e525fc95e7c346999dcec8e0e870e55d ➡️ If this is your first video: I'm Nick Saraev. I run LeftClick, an AI growth agency. We've done work for large brands you're likely familiar with, like Mr. Beast, Anthropic, OpenAI, and a few others. In plain English: I help people build systems that generate leads, close deals, and scale businesses, mostly using new AI models like Claude. I also make videos about how to do all of that here on YouTube. It hasn't always been this way. My family immigrated from a Soviet bloc country (People's Republic of Bulgaria) in the 90s. They worked extremely hard, and we were broke for a very long time. I grew up wishing for more security, stability, and freedom over my own life. I don't have a programming degree, and never took formal education for IT or workflows. I learned it all myself from YouTube videos like you're watching now. As for my path: I started my first business at 19 in college. We threw events (mostly parties) at campus bars, and charged people for entry. That failed to provide me enough money to pay my bills, so at 21, I started another business, a door-to-door marketing agency. From there, every year, I would start several companies, over 10 in total. I did this in a variety of industries, like e-commerce, photography, videography, SaaS, credit repair, etc. Each grew slightly more profitable, until, at 25, I would start 1SecondCopy, a content writing company. A friend and I eventually scaled that to over $90,000/m. It was my first taste of financial independence, and the reason I'm here today. Since starting my journey, I've grown a fair bit of capital. To diversify my income, at 30, I began investing in other businesses and advising companies on how to grow in the AI era. These include SaaS businesses, like Clairvo, agencies like Dental Connect, and more. Collectively, the businesses that I own outright or are a part of generate over $10 million per year. This returns far more than the 5-10% you would get in the stock market, but also requires a lot of my active time. There's a tradeoff there, but I greatly prefer active investing, where I have control over the entities I'm a part of. It wasn't easy to get here. But I did in the end! For anyone on their own entrepreneurial journey: I wish you luck, happiness, and perseverance. You can make it! Summary ⤵️ Here I show you the 9 best ways to scrape websites using N8N. First, I'll cover the basics of handling static and dynamic sites (and the differences between them. I'll then show you how to manage direct HTTP requests in N8N before demoing tools like Firecrawl, RapidAPI, and Browserless. Plus, I'll explore options like the Web Scraper Chrome Extension and Apify for advanced tasks. Let me know if q's! My software, tools, & deals (some give me kickbacks—thank you!) 🚀 Instantly: https://link.nicksaraev.com/instantly-short 📧 Anymailfinder: https://link.nicksaraev.com/amf-short 🤖 Apify: https://console.apify.com/sign-up (30% off with code NICK30) 🧑🏽💻 n8n: https://n8n.partnerlinks.io/h372ujv8cw80 📈 Rize: https://link.nicksaraev.com/rize-short (25% off with promo code NICK) Follow me on other platforms 😈 📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/nick_saraev 🕊️ Twitter/X: https://twitter.com/nicksaraev 🤙 Blog: https://nicksaraev.com Chapters 00:00:00 Introduction to Web Scraping in N8N 00:00:42 Understanding Static vs Dynamic Sites 00:02:44 First Method: HTTP Requests 00:05:44 Converting HTML to Markdown 00:09:51 Using OpenAI for Data Processing 00:10:17 Second Method: Firecrawl Service 00:11:25 Signing Up for Firecrawl 00:14:10 Third Method: Rapid API Marketplace 00:19:24 Fourth Method: Web Scraper Chrome Extension 00:25:36 Fifth Method: Appify for Scraping 00:34:30 Sixth Method: Data for SEO API 00:41:18 Seventh Method: Crawlbase for High Volume Requests 00:48:51 Eighth Method: Octoparse for Local Scraping 01:03:30 Ninth Method: Browserless for Dynamic Sites 01:08:20 Conclusion and Future Content Suggestions