Built a Cobb County record scraper that handles 1,700+ search terms automatically - captcha bypass included. The client is a law firm that needs specific case types from county records, so the system searches each term, solves the captcha challenges, collects all results, cleans the data to their specifications, and delivers a ready-to-use CSV. This has become a repeatable system - I've now scraped over 30 different counties across the US for them, and the leads I've generated have directly resulted in tens of thousands of dollars in new cases for their firm. What used to be days of manual courthouse research is now automated and runs while they sleep. Watch the automation in action: https://www.loom.com/share/70bc3345532941d7bea5013ad5d053d5 Has anyone else scraped county websites for key data like probate information or mortgage records? Some of these sites have the worst UX imaginable.

Just built a Bigger Pockets lead scraper for a home builder client that's pulling some serious results. The system targets specific towns and communities they're operating in, scrapes all posts and replies from those forums, then uses AI to analyze the conversations and identify people actively looking for home building services. Everything gets formatted into a clean CSV with the lead's username, their specific need/comment, and a direct link to reach out. Instead of manually browsing forums hoping to stumble across opportunities, my client now gets a curated list of warm leads who've already expressed interest in exactly what they offer. This is just the beginning - I plan on expanding it to cover more regions and categories soon. Here's how it works: https://www.loom.com/share/3bccb45319954c199eed6cd55abc3126 Anyone else ever scraped Bigger Pockets to find relevant leads? Curious what niches have worked best for you

Just published a step-by-step tutorial showing how to build a daily CSV scraper using n8n. The automation hits a website every morning, downloads the latest CSV file, processes the data, and sends a clean formatted email with all the case information - no more manual downloads or cluttered files. What makes this powerful is the complete workflow: schedule trigger → web request → HTML parsing → CSV download → data processing → formatted email delivery. Everything runs automatically in the cloud, and you get nicely organized daily reports without lifting a finger. Full tutorial breakdown here: https://youtu.be/68Ja1FwJN-s Anyone else using n8n for automated data processing workflows?

Built an AI UGC ad generation workflow for an ecommerce client that's been producing some interesting results. The system finds high-performing UGC videos on TikTok, transcribes the script, then uses AI to generate new UGC-style ads with the client's products seamlessly inserted into the narrative. The workflow essentially reverse-engineers what's already working in the market - taking proven scripts and hooks from successful videos, then adapting them for the client's specific products. Instead of spending thousands on UGC creators or waiting weeks for content, they can now test multiple ad concepts in a fraction of the time and cost. Check out some of the generated videos here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1vQLuPUO-ijFxPin1PegUr5IzQExSRwx28YoANVwksBg/edit?gid=0#gid=0 Has anyone else experimented with AI-generated UGC videos for their ad campaigns? Would love to hear what's working for you.

Built a daily probate scraper for a real estate agent who needed to monitor new probate cases but was tired of manually checking the county website every morning. The system automatically grabs the latest probate filings, processes the CSV data, and sends a clean summary email with key stats like total records, cases with/without attorneys, and filing dates. The beauty is in the summary - instead of downloading random CSV files and cluttering up their computer, they get a quick overview email that lets them decide if anything's worth pursuing. If there's nothing interesting, they just delete the email. If something catches their eye, they can download the full CSV directly from the email. Here's the full walkthrough: https://www.loom.com/share/826fc02dfa14430995ef470f404e1ed1 You can download the automation here: https://ronjabouin.gumroad.com/l/itcpcu Anyone else automating daily data monitoring for their business?