Moglix Email Scraper

Moglix Email Scraper

Moglix Email Scraper is an Apify Actor designed to find publicly indexed email addresses associated with Moglix pages and search results using targeted keywords. It helps turn keyword-based searches into a structured dataset containing email addresses, result titles, descriptions, source URLs, and the keyword used to find each result.

You can provide multiple search keywords, optionally narrow searches by country, state, or city, choose specific email domains, and exclude descriptions containing unwanted words or phrases. The Actor processes each keyword and email-domain combination independently, helping you organize targeted searches for supplier discovery, manufacturer research, B2B lead research, business intelligence, and marketplace analysis.

The resulting records are stored in an Apify dataset with a simple structure that is easy to review and use in downstream data workflows.

What Is a Moglix Email Scraper?

A Moglix Email Scraper is a keyword-driven data collection tool focused on publicly indexed Moglix information containing email addresses. Instead of manually searching for relevant Moglix pages and checking descriptions for contact information, you can configure search terms and email-domain filters and let the Actor collect matching email records.

The Actor searches for Moglix results based on your configured keywords and email domains. Optional location terms can further narrow the search. When a matching email is found in a result description, the Actor stores the email together with contextual information such as the result title, description, URL, and search keyword.

This makes the Actor useful when you need structured Moglix contact data for research rather than manually reviewing search results one by one.

Key Features

Feature	Description	User Benefit
Keyword-based search	Search Moglix using one or multiple keywords or queries.	Target specific business categories and roles.
Multiple keywords	Configure several search terms in one run.	Expand research coverage without separate runs.
Location filtering	Optionally provide a country, state, or city.	Narrow searches to a geographic area.
Custom email domains	Specify domains such as @gmail.com, @yahoo.com, or other domain suffixes.	Focus collection on the email types you need.
Per-combination email target	maxEmails applies independently to each keyword and domain combination.	Control the target for individual searches.
Exclude words	Skip descriptions containing configured words or phrases.	Reduce unwanted results.
Duplicate prevention	Previously collected email addresses are not returned again during the run.	Keep the resulting email dataset cleaner.
Structured dataset	Results are pushed to an Apify dataset with consistent fields.	Make collected data easier to review and process.

What Data Can You Extract?

The Moglix Email Scraper returns five user-facing fields for each collected email record:

• Keyword — The search keyword associated with the result.
• Title — The title of the matching search result.
• Description — The description or snippet associated with the result.
• URL — The source URL associated with the search result.
• Email — The email address detected in the result description that matches the configured email-domain filter.

Together, these fields provide both the contact information and enough search-result context to understand where the email was found.

The Actor's dataset is therefore suitable for structured contact research rather than returning email addresses alone.

Why Use the Moglix Email Scraper?

Manual business contact research can involve repeatedly searching for different keywords, reviewing search-result descriptions, identifying relevant contact information, and recording the results. The Moglix Email Scraper organizes these repetitive search tasks into a configurable Actor run.

You can use several targeted keywords instead of relying on one broad term. For example, searches around manufacturer and supplier can be configured separately, while additional related terms can be added when you need broader coverage.

The optional location field provides another way to refine a search. Similarly, custom email domains allow you to focus on particular types of addresses.

Because the output is structured into an Apify dataset, the collected records can be reviewed and analyzed as a consistent table.

Benefits

• Automated contact research — Reduce repetitive manual searching for publicly indexed Moglix email information.
• Targeted discovery — Use specific keywords to focus research on relevant business categories.
• Flexible geographic searches — Add a country, state, or city when location is important.
• Domain-specific collection — Search for selected email-domain suffixes instead of treating all domains equally.
• Structured results — Receive consistent keyword, title, description, URL, and email fields.
• Multiple search combinations — Combine several keywords with several email domains for broader research.
• Filtering support — Exclude unwanted descriptions using words or phrases.
• Duplicate control — The Actor avoids returning the same email address more than once during a run.

How to Use the Moglix Email Scraper

The workflow is straightforward:

1. Enter one or more keywords in the keywords field.
2. Optionally enter a country, state, or city in location.
3. Add the email-domain suffixes you want to search for in customDomains.
4. Set maxEmails to define the target for each keyword and domain combination.
5. Optionally add words or phrases to excludeWords.
6. Start the Actor.
7. Review the resulting records in the Apify dataset.

For better targeting, use specific search terms rather than relying exclusively on broad keywords. If results are too limited, consider adding related keywords, additional email domains, or a broader location.

Input

The Actor requires the keywords field. The other configuration fields are optional.

Field	Type	Required	Default	Description
keywords	Array of strings	Yes	["manufacturer", "supplier"]	Keywords or queries used for the Moglix search.
location	String	No	""	Optional country, state, or city used to narrow searches.
customDomains	Array of strings	No	["@gmail.com"]	Email-domain suffixes to include, such as @gmail.com or @yahoo.com.
maxEmails	Integer	No	5	Target number of emails for each keyword + domain combination. Allowed range is 1–10,000.
excludeWords	Array of strings	No	[]	Words or phrases that cause matching result descriptions to be skipped.

Keywords

keywords accepts a list of search terms or queries. Multiple specific terms can provide broader and more targeted coverage than using one general keyword.

For example:

• manufacturer
• supplier
• industrial supplier
• electrical manufacturer

The Actor processes the configured keyword and domain combinations separately.

Location

location is optional. Enter a country, state, or city when you want to narrow your search geographically.

Leave it empty when you do not want to apply a location filter.

Custom Email Domains

customDomains accepts email-domain suffixes. The default is:

["@gmail.com"]

You can provide multiple domains, for example:

• @gmail.com
• @yahoo.com
• @outlook.com

You can also specify other domain suffixes when they are relevant to your research.

Maximum Emails

maxEmails accepts an integer from 1 to 10000.

Importantly, the configured value applies to each keyword + domain combination rather than acting as one shared target across the entire run.

For example, with 3 keywords, 2 domains, and maxEmails set to 20, the Actor can target up to 20 addresses for each of the 6 combinations.

The target is not a guarantee that the requested number will be found. Results depend on the publicly indexed information available for the searches.

Exclude Words

excludeWords lets you skip result descriptions containing unwanted words or phrases.

Single-word entries use case-insensitive whole-word matching. Phrases are matched case-insensitively as phrases.

For example:

• crypto
• onlyfans
• cryptocurrency business

If a matching exclusion term appears in a result description, that result is skipped and its email is not collected.

Input Example

{
  "keywords": [
    "manufacturer",
    "supplier",
    "industrial supplier"
  ],
  "location": "Mumbai",
  "customDomains": [
    "@gmail.com",
    "@yahoo.com",
    "@outlook.com"
  ],
  "maxEmails": 10,
  "excludeWords": [
    "crypto",
    "onlyfans"
  ]
}

Output

The Actor stores collected records in the Moglix Emails Dataset. Each record contains the search context, result information, and matching email address.

Field	Description
keyword	Keyword that was used for the search.
title	Title of the matching result.
description	Description or search-result snippet associated with the result.
url	URL associated with the result.
email	Email address extracted from the description and matching the configured domain criteria.

The output is designed to provide enough context to connect an email address with the search result from which it was collected.

Output Example

{
  "keyword": "manufacturer",
  "title": "Example Industrial Manufacturer",
  "description": "Example Industrial Manufacturer supplies industrial products and can be contacted at example@gmail.com.",
  "url": "https://www.moglix.com/example-profile",
  "email": "example@gmail.com"
}

The example illustrates the documented output structure. Actual values depend on the publicly indexed results available during the run.

Use Cases

The Moglix Email Scraper can support several types of research and structured data workflows:

• Supplier discovery — Search for supplier-related Moglix results and collect matching publicly indexed contact emails.
• Manufacturer research — Find contact information associated with manufacturer-focused searches.
• B2B lead research — Build structured contact datasets around specific business keywords.
• Marketplace research — Study publicly indexed business information associated with Moglix.
• Business intelligence — Organize search-result contact information for further analysis.
• Market research — Collect keyword-specific contact records for targeted research projects.
• Dataset creation — Build structured datasets containing email addresses and their source context.
• Geographic research — Combine business keywords with country, state, or city filters.

The Actor should be used for legitimate research and contact-data workflows that respect applicable laws, platform rules, and privacy requirements.

Advantages

The Actor provides a practical combination of keyword targeting, location filtering, email-domain selection, exclusion filtering, and structured output.

Its input structure allows you to create different research strategies without changing the Actor itself. You can focus on manufacturers, suppliers, or other relevant business terms and combine those terms with selected email domains.

The structured output also keeps the email address connected to its keyword, title, description, and URL, which can be useful when reviewing the relevance of collected records.

Limitations

• The Actor can only collect email addresses that are present in the publicly indexed result information available to its searches.
• maxEmails is a target, not a guarantee that the requested number will be available.
• Narrow keywords or restrictive locations can produce fewer results.
• Restricting searches to a small number of email domains can reduce the number of matching addresses.
• Exclusion terms can intentionally remove otherwise matching results.
• Search-result availability can vary over time.
• The same email address is not collected repeatedly within the run.
• Free-tier runs are subject to a maximum of 100 collected emails when the configured limit is above that threshold or no limit is specified. Paid-plan behavior may differ according to the applicable Apify plan.

Pros and Cons

Pros	Cons
Supports multiple search keywords	Results depend on publicly indexed information
Optional geographic filtering	Narrow searches may return fewer emails
Custom email-domain filtering	Requested email targets are not guaranteed
Exclude-word filtering	Exclusions can remove matching results
Structured Apify dataset output	Search-result availability can change
Duplicate email prevention	Free-tier runs have a 100-email maximum

Comparison With Alternative Approaches

Capability	Moglix Email Scraper	Manual / Typical Alternative
Keyword-based research	Configurable keywords	Requires repeated manual searches
Multiple keyword processing	Supported	Usually handled separately
Email-domain filtering	Configurable	Often requires manual filtering
Location targeting	Optional location field	Manually add geographic terms
Exclusion filtering	Supported	Manual review may be required
Structured output	Apify dataset fields	Often requires manual collection
Duplicate prevention	Supported during collection	May require manual cleanup
Repeatable configuration	Saved as Actor input	Manual process must be repeated

This comparison describes workflow differences rather than guaranteeing a particular result quantity or quality.

Best Practices

• Start with a small maxEmails value to validate your search strategy.
• Use several specific keywords instead of relying only on one broad term.
• Add related business terms when the initial search produces limited results.
• Use location when geographic targeting matters.
• Leave location empty when broader coverage is more important.
• Add relevant email domains when you need to expand domain coverage.
• Use excludeWords carefully because matching descriptions are skipped entirely.
• Review the first results before increasing the size of a larger run.
• Validate important contact information before using it in a business workflow.
• Respect applicable privacy, data-protection, and platform requirements when using collected information.

Troubleshooting

Invalid Input

Check that keywords is an array of strings and that maxEmails, when provided, is an integer between 1 and 10,000. Email domains should be provided as domain suffixes such as @gmail.com.

Empty Results

Try broader or more specific keywords depending on your research goal. You can also remove a restrictive location or add additional email domains.

Partial Results

A lower-than-expected result count does not necessarily indicate an input problem. The available indexed information may simply be smaller than the requested target.

Missing Emails

The Actor only collects matching email addresses available in the result descriptions. A page or result without a matching email does not produce an email record.

Too Many Excluded Results

Review the excludeWords list. A single matching word or phrase in a description causes that result to be skipped.

Results Below the Requested Target

Consider using additional relevant keywords, expanding the email-domain list, or broadening the location. The maxEmails setting represents a target rather than a guaranteed number of available results.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Moglix Email Scraper do?

It searches for publicly indexed Moglix result information using configured keywords and email-domain filters, then creates structured records for matching email addresses.

What data does the Moglix Email Scraper return?

Each result contains keyword, title, description, url, and email.

Can I use multiple keywords?

Yes. The keywords input accepts an array of search terms or queries, allowing multiple searches in one Actor run.

Can I target a specific city or country?

Yes. Enter a country, state, or city in the optional location field to narrow the search.

Can I search for different email domains?

Yes. customDomains accepts multiple domain suffixes, such as @gmail.com, @yahoo.com, and @outlook.com.

How does maxEmails work?

The configured value is applied independently to each keyword + domain combination. For example, 2 keywords and 3 domains create 6 combinations, each with its own target.

Does maxEmails guarantee the requested number of emails?

No. It defines the collection target. The Actor can only return matching emails that are available in the indexed search information.

What does excludeWords do?

It prevents a result from being collected when its description contains one of the configured words or phrases.

Does the Actor return duplicate email addresses?

The Actor tracks collected email addresses and avoids adding the same email address more than once during the run.

What should I do if the results are too limited?

Try additional relevant keywords, broaden or remove the location filter, or add more email-domain suffixes.

Is the output structured?

Yes. Results are stored in an Apify dataset using consistent fields for the keyword, title, description, URL, and email.

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Final Overview

Moglix Email Scraper provides a structured way to research publicly indexed Moglix contact information using configurable keywords, optional geographic targeting, custom email domains, and exclusion terms.

The Actor accepts multiple search keywords and creates structured dataset records containing the keyword, result title, description, URL, and matching email address. Its per-keyword and per-domain targeting gives users control over how broadly each search combination is explored, while duplicate prevention and exclusion filtering help keep the resulting dataset organized.

For the best results, start with focused keywords, test a small target, and refine the location, domains, or exclusion terms according to the quality of the returned data.

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