Hey everyone, I just posted a super helpful video on how to use Zendriver to scrape data without getting blocked, In the video I walkthrough scraping Turo (a car rental site) while bypassing Cloudflare protections by dynamically updating headers and cookies. The key takeaway? Using tools like Zen Driver and curl-cffi to impersonate real browsers keeps your scraping smooth and undetectable. The demo even shows how to automate cookie updates and save them for future sessions, making the process scalable. If you're tired of hitting blocks while scraping, this is a game-changer. Check out the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2MWnpeigCWU and let me know what you think, always happy to chat about scraping strategies!"

Inspired by Ritesh, I've been getting into the content game. In my most recent video, I walk through the process of scraping Marks & Spencer’s product data from scratch using Cursor and AI to speed up development. Starting with Chrome Developer Tools, I identify the right API requests for scraping product details like t-shirts and joggers, then use Postman to test and refine the requests. I go over handling headers, formatting JSON responses for readability, and filtering only the relevant product data (like prices and descriptions). I also demonstrate how to scale the scraper to handle multiple product categories by parsing category IDs from the site’s JSON structure, while adding delays to avoid rate limits. AI plays a key role in cleaning up the code and automating repetitive tasks, making the process much faster. If you’re looking to streamline your web scraping projects, this video is packed with practical tips Check it out here: https://youtu.be/sUChBYuIZg4

What is everyone working on today? Drop the following emoji based on your work: 🤖 - AI Agents 💬 - AI chatbots 🎥 - Content creation 🚀 - Scaling 👀 - Other Provide some context on what you are working on as well :)

A year ago, I had a vision: build cutting-edge automation tools and software that actually solve real problems for businesses and individuals. Fast forward to today, my agency has helped clients streamline workflows, scale operations, and generate revenue through smart automation. I didn’t start with clients knocking on my door—I built everything from the ground up. But by focusing on performance-driven results and delivering real value, I landed deals, optimized my systems, and scaled up. Here’s a look at some of the projects that made it happen: 🚀 AutoSplits – A reverse stock split arbitrage tool that automates trading across brokerages, making profit opportunities seamless. 📩 InSend – A request-based Instagram, LinkedIn, and email outreach tool with personalized AI messaging, boosting engagement and conversions. 👟 VibeVault – A centralized Shopify-based clothing/sneaker bot that ensures users never miss a drop. 🤖 Personalized Social Bots – Instagram & Twitter monitoring bots running in the cloud, keeping clients up to date on their target accounts’ content. 📧 Email Scraper + Google Sheets Automation – A ticketing business tool that scrapes and organizes client emails, cleans up data, and adapts to any template with AI-driven precision. 🌍 Custom Websites – From personal portfolios to business websites for local companies, built to enhance online presence. 🎮 FIFA Account Generator – A browser-based account generation bot tailored for FIFA enthusiasts. and More!!! But here’s the thing: building software is just one part of the game. What really helped me scale my agency to consistent five-figure revenue wasn’t just the tech—it was how I handled client relationships and pricing. And how I involved my peers from this community to make this possible to meet client requirements. It’s Not Just About Transactions—It’s About Relationships A lot of devs focus too much on short-term profits instead of long-term client value. My business model isn’t just about one-time deals—it’s about keeping clients around. That’s why I structure my pricing in multiple ways depending on the project:

Hey everyone, I wanted to share a recent win, I just got my first invoice from a client this morning. It's a small start but, I plan to have many smaller invoices with this particular client. it's only the beginning and I hope to have 10x this revenue in a few months. We all got this 🚀 P.S. If you want to collab on a web scraping client or project, send me a DM 😉