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Silk + import.io

Turn millions of Web pages into your own visualizations

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Francesco Bovoli
@francescobovoli · COO / CPO, Emoticast
Join Alex & Alex webinar for a demo of the integration as well as some extra cool tips and tricks! https://attendee.gotowebinar.com...

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Salar al Khafaji
@salar · CEO, Silk
Hi everyone, we're really excited about this launch together with our friends from @importio. Silk has always allowed people to start by uploading data from spreadsheets and CSVs, but you can now extract data from any structured website and get it into Silk with just a few clicks. We have tons of examples of this in our blog post: it works great for product… See more
Siôn Smith
@sion_smith1
I have been following the progress of London based @importio for over a year now - they have some great people working there, some really innovative tech and not to forget a very cool warehouse as an office. Good luck guys!
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Edgar Gomes
@lostbean79 · Software Engineer
I'm the lucky engineer who got to work on this project at Silk. If anyone has technical questions about how we did it, please ask.
AlexSalkever
@alexsalkever · Head of Product Marketing/BD, Silk.co
@francescobovoli - we are already getting some interest from journalists that want to use it for investigative / data reporting, which is a great use case. Also from recruiters and content marketers.
Paul Katsen
@pavtalk · Founder, Blockspring
@salar just heard about Silk today. One of our users built this - http://docker.silk.co - by pulling Meetup API into Google Sheets (via Blockspring) and then visualizing in Silk. Lots of possibilities by connecting APIs + Silk. We should chat - paul@blockspring.com.