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Facebook Advertisers Scraper

This Apify Actor is designed to scrape advertiser data from Facebook's Ad Library. It allows you to search for advertisers using a keyword and retrieve detailed information about their pages.

How to Use

1. Input Configuration

The Actor requires an input JSON object to define the scraping parameters. The structure of the input is as follows:

{
"keyword":"nike"
}

• keyword: (Required) The search keyword used to find advertisers. For example, "Nike Football".

2. Output Data

The Actor returns an array of objects, where each object represents an advertiser's page. The structure of the output is as follows:

[
{
"id":"123456789",
"name":"Nike Football",
"category":"Sports",
"image_uri":"https://example.com/image.jpg",
"likes":1000000,
"verification":true,
"ig_username":"nikefootball",
"ig_followers":500000,
"ig_verification":true
}
]

• id: The unique ID of the advertiser's page.
• name: The name of the advertiser's page.
• category: The category of the advertiser's page.
• image_uri: The URL of the advertiser's profile image.
• likes: The number of likes on the advertiser's page.
• verification: Whether the advertiser's page is verified.
• ig_username: The Instagram username of the advertiser.
• ig_followers: The number of Instagram followers.
• ig_verification: Whether the Instagram account is verified.

3. Running the Actor

1. Deploy the Actor on the Apify platform.
2. Provide the input JSON in the Actor's input configuration.
3. Run the Actor to scrape data.
4. The results will be available in the Actor's dataset.

4. Example Use Case

To scrape data for the keyword "Nike Football":

1. Set the input as:

   {
   "keyword":"nike"
   }

2. Run the Actor.
3. Retrieve the output dataset containing advertiser details.

Notes

• This Actor uses Facebook's GraphQL API to fetch data.
• Ensure that the input keyword is relevant to the advertisers you want to scrape.
• The Actor is optimized for performance but may be subject to rate limits or restrictions imposed by Facebook.