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Glad to hear that! Thanks for watching!

Thanks for the suggestion!

I use the self-hosted AI starter kit. This video shows you how to install it: ruclips.net/video/9tq5rlNdbCA/видео.html

Thanks, will do!

Thanks for watching, glad to hear that! I don't have such a workflow but it sounds interesting and something I might do a video about in the future. Would you like to share some more details of how it would work? What kind of reach out?

@@kadri_akram Thank you for your quick response! I followed your guide, and it’s absolutely amazing. However, I think I might be doing something wrong. Every time I press the button to get a new email address, the same email address keeps appearing on my list. That’s not supposed to happen, right? 🤔

@@alexhurschlerai Are you maybe using the same list of queries? That's the only reason you should get the exact same email addresses.

@kadri_akram Yes, I had ChatGPT generate 100 different ones for me, just like you did. If I understand correctly, I need to create these anew each time, right? So I would do 500 different queries and then need to adjust them each time.

Yes, you need to generate a new list of queries each time or you will most likely end up with the same results.

If you're referring to the keywords of the regex, I got them by studying the outputs of the nodes and finding emails and urls that were not from businesses. So I used the keywords from those url and email addresses. For your second question, you can use an LLM chain with the openAI api, to automate that process. I plan on making a video about it soon. I'll let you know when it's posted.

much appreciated, Akram, do you do consultations?

Yes, you can book a call here: links.digispruce.com/free-consultation

You're welcome, that's great to hear!

After logging into your n8n account, click on "Create" -> "Workflow"

I'd add that right at the top of the description &/or add "on n8n" to the end of the video title if i were you, because that's the first question that occurred to me but i couldn't find the answer anywhere except for here in your chat reply. Great video! Thanks!!

Thanks!

You're welcome, so glad to hear it helped!

Thanks your for input, appreciate it!

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Unless you have changed anything in the workflow, I would assume it's the queries that are incorrectly formatted. There should be no whitespaces between the words, but they should be separated by "+" signs. Here's an example: [ { "query": "New+York+dentist" }, { "query": "upper+east+side+dentist" } ] I just tested a fresh workflow with this query and it worked fine. So if you still can't get it working, I would suggest you download a fresh template from the template store: n8n.io/workflows/2567-scrape-business-emails-from-google-maps-without-the-use-of-any-third-party-apis/

You're welcome, thanks for watching!

Salam. I believe a simple RAG agent with a vector database could be a good project, as having a data storage for your agents is a basic thing needed in most serious applications.

Thanks for your feedback. For building the scraper in this tutorial you only need to use core n8n nodes and no APIs. So if you self host n8n, then there are no costs at all for running this scraper unlimitedly.

Thanks for your feedback! I'll keep that in mind.

You can definitely do that! In this video I am replying to clients using templated responses with some variables, but you can change that to use an AI Agent instead that crafts fully custom emails for each client based on the input.

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Yes, you can change the regex in the last code node to scraper numbers instead of emails. Paste the code into chatgpt and tell it to change the regex to scrape numbers and it should do it for you.

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Thanks for watching. Unfortunately, I haven't used Retell so I can't answer that.

In the left side bar, if you click on "all executions" it will take you to page where you can see your executions, whether it succeded or not. From there, you will be able to inspect the workflow inputs/outputs and troubleshoot it. Watch the video from 3:26.

@kadri_akram Thank you bro i just scraped +300 emails. I think the problem was from naming the workflow + i should add the "execute workflow" trigger node before adding the action one. I re-imported your template first the scraper one and named the workflow "scraper" and then the other one And everything worked perfectly

@@dantales.2 You're welcome. Glad to hear you solved the issue!

That has never occured to me. It sounds like Google is blocking you for sending too many requests. Try making the Wait node wait longer before each request, that might help.

It is currently scraping emails from business websites by region/city. To scrape LinkedIn profiles instead you will need to make some changes to the scraping code node so it scrapes LinkedIn profiles instead of emails. If you do that, then it should be scraping Linkedin profiles by region instead of emails.

Thanks for watching! You can change the icon of by setting the url of your preferred icon in the buttonConfig. To center it precisely, you would need to use some custom css.

Thanks for your comment! Unfortunately, I can't make a template for it in the template store because it is made up of two workflows rather than one. However, I have shared the template on a Facebook and LinkedIn post that you can find in the description of the video.

Thanks for your comment! Your feedback is really valuable, I'll keep that in mind for future videos.

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That would be a good improvement, thanks for the feedback!

If you use the cloud version, yes. If you self-host it, no.

Hi! I show you how to change the color as well as size, position and other settings in the following video: ruclips.net/video/fC82vwWTFuQ/видео.html

I don't believe you can achieve all of that using only the web snippet and its configuration options. Instead you would need to use the Vapi Sdk: docs.vapi.ai/sdk/web There is also a UI library you can use in that case: www.vapiblocks.com/ If you only want to move the button inside a specific element, then you can achieve that with some javascript and css.

Glad it helped!

You can now create domain specific API keys in your Vapi dashboard, so you don't need to encrypt it.