Scrape Amazon PRODUCTS In 7 Minutes or Less (STEP BY STEP Guide)

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In this video, I show you how to automate your Amazon product data scraping using Make.com and Apify. This system leverages AI to extract and organize Amazon product details, such as titles, prices, ASINs, and stock statuses, transforming manual data gathering into a seamless automated process.
Key components include:
== Google Sheets for organizing input URLs and output data
== Apify for powerful and efficient Amazon data scraping
== Make.com for connecting workflows and handling automation
== JSON mapping for dynamic and structured data integration
I guide you through setting up the automation step-by-step:
== Google Sheets for inputting Amazon URLs and structuring scraped data == Apify for extracting data like titles, prices, and stock statuses
== Make.com for routing and processing the scraped data
== Iterator module for handling individual product data
== Google Sheets integration for storing and organizing results
With this AI-powered system, you can automate Amazon data scraping efficiently. I share real examples and provide bonus tips to help you maximize your automation setup.
If you want to streamline your data collection processes and save hours of manual effort, this tutorial is for you. Let me know if you have any questions!

[@interestedAI0]

great bro

[@Jake.Dawson]

Thanks a lot, I really appreciate it! If you have any questions or ideas about automation you'd like to explore, feel free to share. 😊

[@wladimirseo]

Thank you very much for the content! I have a question, in the example in the video, if the scenario works twice, we will have 6 products, 3 of which are duplicates. Or will there be no duplication?

[@Jake.Dawson]

It sounds like you're diving deep into the process! In the scenario where the automation runs twice, duplication can happen if you’re scraping the same URLs without a filter in place. You might want to consider adding a step in Make.com to check for duplicates before saving the data to Google Sheets. This can be done by comparing extracted ASINs, which are unique for each product. Let me know if you have more questions-I’m here to help!

[@wladimirseo]

@@Jake.Dawson Yes! I would need several products to separate into sessions with varieties of products from the same segment. But you gave me a greater explanation, I will add a filter to avoid duplication. Thanks brother, great content you have, I discovered your channel today, and I'm going to marathon some of the content. Directly from Brazil.

[@Jake.Dawson]

@@wladimirseo That’s awesome to hear, man! Appreciate you checking out the channel! 🙌
In the Google Sheets setup I showed, you can list different types of search keywords or product segment URLs, and the scraper will go through each page one by one.
To prevent duplicates, I’d add another "Get Range Values" module in Make.com before the "Add a Row" module. This pulls all the existing ASINs from Google Sheets. Then, I’d aggregate them into a single text string using Tools > Text Aggregator, separating each ASIN with commas. Finally, I’d add a filter to check if the current product ASIN already exists in that list before adding it to Google Sheets.
That way, you’ll keep things clean and avoid duplicate entries. Hope that helps! Let me know if you have any questions-always happy to help.