Data is all over the places. Most likely, your team uses an increasing number of tools to get their job done. Scraping allows you to put it in one central location, even when APIs are not available.
Take unique data sets to improve your product and build new features.
Data collection is a key part of technical marketing. Get leads exploiting alternative sources.
No, but you should be willing to learn at least the basics. At the very least, going through the course will help you outsource the work to developers with a much clearer understanding of what needs to be done. That being said, in the course we also go through methods that do not require code.
If you are a developer that doesn't regularly use scraping, you can benefit from seeing how someone that uses it in the day-to-day approaches it, and how it's done in 2025. You can also benefit from seeing how I connect the dots to find possible applications for the extracted data.
Unfortunately, no. I attribute making thousands of dollars in products revenue from the strategies explained in the course. Moreover, it would be unfair to other students.
I've recently finished your course and I found it pure gold.
It has helped me a lot cause I don't have much experience in coding.
Thank you in advance, to be honest with you I was skeptical before buying the course cause I found it a bit pricey but now after seeing what it had offered me I mean, it's a real deal.
A student sent this: an Instagram video downloader he made, using data collected with a technique explained in the course. Pretty simple. He is not a coder.
One of the students, Pier, recently used what he learned to analyze profitable keywords on stock footage sites. Then, created a product that he is now selling through Gumroad. Well done!
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