How to Find Emails from Websites Using Aries Leads API and Google Sheets

Finding emails from websites can be time-consuming, but using Aries Leads API with Google Sheets makes it fast and automated. This tutorial will guide you through integrating the API with Google Sheets to extract emails from a list of websites.

🔍 Why Find Emails from Websites?

Businesses and marketers use email extraction for:

• 🚀 Lead Generation
• 📩 Cold Outreach & Sales
• 📊 Market Research
• 🔍 Verifying Contact Information

Step 1: Set Up Google Sheets

Open a new Google Sheet and create the following headers manually:

• Column A: URL (List of websites)
• Column B: URL Status

Step 2: Automatically Generated Headers

After running the script, the following headers will be automatically created:

• Column C: Query URL
• Column D: Domain
• Column E: Title
• Column F: Description
• Column G: Keywords
• Column H: Phones
• Column I: Twitter URL
• Column J: Twitter Username
• Column K: Facebook URL
• Column L: Facebook Username
• Column M: Google+ URL
• Column N: Google+ Username
• Column O: YouTube URL
• Column P: YouTube Username
• Column Q: Instagram URL
• Column R: Instagram Username
• Column S: LinkedIn URL
• Column T: LinkedIn Username
• Column U: GitHub URL
• Column V: GitHub Username
• Column W: Company Email

Step 3: Download and Add the Script

Click the button below to download the **Google Apps Script** that integrates Aries Leads API with Google Sheets.

Step 4: Save and Run

Click the Save button (💾) and then run extractEmailsFromURLs().

Step 5: Review Extracted Emails

The Google Sheet will be updated in real-time with the following information:

• 📩 Company Email
• 🌐 Website Domain
• 📌 Page Title & Description
• 📞 Phone Numbers
• 🔗 LinkedIn & Social Media Profiles

🚀 Automate the Process

To extract emails regularly, set up an automated trigger:

1. Go to Apps Script > Triggers
2. Click "Add Trigger"
3. Set to run extractEmailsFromURLs hourly or daily

🎉 Conclusion

With this integration, you can automatically extract emails from websites and store them in Google Sheets. Use this data for **lead generation, cold outreach, and business development**.