How to crawl Linkedin companies in a single line of Python code Proxycurl API is a developer's tool. And the chances are that if you can code, you will have no problem scraping a website. If your goal is to crawl Linkedin in scale, it
linkedin automation tools Why You Shouldn’t Use LinkedIn Automation Tools using YOUR OWN Account Automation, especially in digital marketing, has become an important progress feature. It can greatly reduce the time spent on menial work so that you can spend more time doing the things you'd rather
linkedin automation tools Tutorial: How to Build LinkedIn Automation Tools with Python With a Code Example LinkedIn is the most popular social media platform for people to meet one another in a professional setting. I recommend you to read our article, Why Every Salesperson Should Crawl LinkedIn and How
Get an email alert when you are mentioned on Hardwarezone's EDMW forums Are you like me and you post on EDMW Hardwarezone forums, and end up spamming the refresh button in pursuit of validation for someone to quote/respond to you. Well, those days are
There is live chat now on SharedHere Steven: I have something new to shareYou: What is it?Steven: I want to tell you that if you are bored in the wee hours, you can come to SharedHere and chat with
proxycurl Introducing Proxycurl's Linkedin API With our Linkedin API, you can crawl Profiles at one cent per profile, at scale. Since we introduced Proxycurl, the feedback has revolved around two issues: It is too hard to crawl LinkedInAnd
I dismissed someone, and it was not because of COVID19 The cadence of delivery. Last month, I dismissed the employment of a software developer who oversold himself during the interview phase. He turned out to be on the lowest rung of the software
feelings Stop; think; breathe We learned drown-proofing as a trainee in the Naval Diving Unit. Throughout the training, we were drilled to remember three words - Stop; think; breathe. Whether above the water surface or 20 meters
sharedhere The only certainty in life is uncertainty The title is apt in these times. I experienced a database corruption, and I can't seem to find the backup for it. I can fix it by starting anew again, but if that
Startup News in Singapore for 2nd March 2020 In this series, I will begin writing my thoughts on startup news in Singapore/Asia. Here are the news today! With fresh funding, Snapask expands tech-driven learning across Asia This post seems like
Desperate times call for desperate measures I just had the revenue carpet that I stood on, pulled out under me. It is sudden, but not unexpected. I started feeling exasperated, but over the evening, it turned into anger, then
indonesia Indonesia Walk down Chinatown, and you will see a row of shophouses that says OCBC. OCBC owns them. Major business owners, with some foresight, made their wealth when they bought in a chunk of
Introducing ShareDong.id ShareDong is SharedHere for Indonesia. In Indonesian, it is a casual way of asking for a link. I would approximate it to the English phrase to "share the link!". Like SharedHere, ShareDong will
sharedhere I got blocked from posting on Facebook I tried sharing some news on Facebook today, and I got blocked from posting in other groups. I had figured that I needed a better growth engine instead of over-sharing on Facebook, so
sharedhere The work for tomorrow's growth begins today With a clear and discrete objective for SharedHere of 66k views per day, I am working hard to achieve a 10% day on day growth on pageviews. The first week started fine, but
Sustainable marketing Let's start with something I got wrong in my last post. I mentioned that my efforts in growth hacking led to 1000 views. I was wrong. It was a 1000 unique visitors. As
Just fucking do it The difference between fifteen minutes of sleep and getting one last piece of todo item checked amounted to 1000 views for SharedHere.com. Yesterday, I posted a thread on Hardwarezone forums just before
sharedhere Getting to 66,000 views per day Which works out to be 2 million views per month if you do the math. A figure I believe will bring SharedHere to profitability. It is day two since launch, and it has
sharedhere SharedHere goes public today! Premium content, previously guarded by paywalls, is now readily available on SharedHere.com. These include premium articles from Straits Times and TechInAsia. Any content that can be shared with a screenshot, will be
I keep falling into this trap I had lunch with my CEO friend, who runs Ubersnap. I'm helping him to take the business into Indonesia, and Ubersnap Indonesia is up against Holograil. Ubersnap researched and developed their Aura photo-booth
I gave up I have been trying to grow high end ridiculously expensive hei bi (Cantonese for shrimps) for almost a year now. These shrimps that are no larger than 0.7cm cost $3 to $15
I admit that some Facebook comments that were posted on my posts got to me Something devastating happened to me lately. I conformed. Fuck. I admit that some Facebook comments that were posted on my posts got to me. The commotion on the comment section hated click baits.
The Black Virus The Chinese market opened today with a sharp -9.6% tear with no thanks to Wuhan's Coronavirus. The coronavirus is a disaster through and through. Just last week, I came across an article
I dished out a personal attack today The problem with the author-reader relationship is the implied authoritarian role. The writer as the expert, and the reader as the student. I will like to debunk this fallacy with this post that
We have a Google Form for leave application. Wow, right? When I was younger and naive, I believed that companies should have a flat hierarchy. I also thought that rules were archaic and are a syndrome of corporate sluggishness. I still agree. I
