Allintitle tool?

[jhakasseo]

Is anyone have or recommend allintitle tool?

What I want to do is basically get search results of keyword for KGR. Allintitle:"keyword number 1"
I have huge list of keywords so it is difficult to do it manually.

 

[Dj Co2]

https://allintitle.co/

 

[jhakasseo]

https://allintitle.co/

Tried this one already. It is showing wrong search result counts.

 

[BassTrackerBoats]

You can use Scrapebox for that if you have SB; if not it is only 67.00 for BHW members.

 

[jhakasseo]

You can use Scrapebox for that if you have SB; if not it is only 67.00 for BHW members.

I am not sure even if Scrapebox does this or not. Plus I am looking for free tool at the moment (If available)

 

[Sweetfunny]

I am not sure even if Scrapebox does this or not. Plus I am looking for free tool at the moment (If available)

You can do this with the Google Competition Finder addon in ScrapeBox. However do note that performing advanced operator searches like allintitle: are quite intensive in terms of queries and Google blocking, so to do a huge list of keywords you are going to need quite a few quality proxies and/or use a large delay between requests.

 

[Meerakat]

I could make one for the community, what kind of data are we exactly looking to scrape?

 

[GeeLark AI]

I could make one for the community, what kind of data are we exactly looking to scrape?

it would be really usefull, if you dont mind to make it for community

 

[dandan594594]

You can do this with the Google Competition Finder addon in ScrapeBox. However do note that performing advanced operator searches like allintitle: are quite intensive in terms of queries and Google blocking, so to do a huge list of keywords you are going to need quite a few quality proxies and/or use a large delay between requests.

Yep, this is how I do it! Quality proxies and a long delay are a must. Split keyword list in to smaller blocks (I go 500) with https://www.filesplit.org/ and run smaller batches.

 

[jhakasseo]

I could make one for the community, what kind of data are we exactly looking to scrape?

This data is require to get KGR (Keyword Golden Ratio). We are not looking for data, we are looking for search results in google for that keyword.
I can do that manually but I have more than thousand keywords and doing manually will take so much time.

You can do this with the Google Competition Finder addon in ScrapeBox. However do note that performing advanced operator searches like allintitle: are quite intensive in terms of queries and Google blocking, so to do a huge list of keywords you are going to need quite a few quality proxies and/or use a large delay between requests.

I am getting About 28,700 results searching manually for Allintitle:"keyword number 1"
Why is the number not matching to yours?

 

[jhakasseo]

Anyone able to find free solution for this?

 

[Sweetfunny]

I am getting About 28,700 results searching manually for Allintitle:"keyword number 1"
Why is the number not matching to yours?

It can vary slightly from day to day and even minute to minute. In the browser i got 27,200, in ScrapeBox 27,600 and today in a browser 25,000

 

[Roger Marquez]

You can do this with the Google Competition Finder addon in ScrapeBox. However do note that performing advanced operator searches like allintitle: are quite intensive in terms of queries and Google blocking, so to do a huge list of keywords you are going to need quite a few quality proxies and/or use a large delay between requests.

Do you have to add the keyword between " "?

I could make one for the community, what kind of data are we exactly looking to crape?

When using the allintitle search operator we´re pretty much looking for this result...

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And, it would be awesome if you could make a tool where we can input several keywords and get those results back from Google.

 

[EntertheDeals]

For the KGR you shouldnt be using the " ". @Sweetfunny Just bought scrapebox, is the Google Competition Finder addon extra??

 

[Meerakat]

Do you have to add the keyword between " "?

When using the allintitle search operator we´re pretty much looking for this result...

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And, it would be awesome if you could make a tool where we can input several keywords and get those results back from Google.

Sure, that's possible but I am not sure how I am going to fetch keyword volume though (could probably depend on a third party api), or maybe I will just let you all create an excel file with two columns named "keyword" & "volume".

 

[serponaut]

I don't know how big your list is, but as I only have to look about 100 search terms at a time, I use selenium and python. It is not very fast, but it is much better than doing it manually

 

[Roger Marquez]

Sure, that's possible

Awesome!!

but I am not sure how I am going to fetch keyword volume though (could probably depend on a third party api), or maybe I will just let you all create an excel file with two columns named "keyword" & "volume".

Keyword´s volume isn´t important here.

Most of the guys here doing keyword research already have access to a keyword research tool or, you can get estimates from keyword planner.

 

[Meerakat]

Awesome!!

Keyword´s volume isn´t important here.

Most of the guys here doing keyword research already have access to a keyword research tool or, you can get estimates from keyword planner.

Hmm, yep does not seem like a much hassle. I'll do it and add support for proxies.

Coming soon

 

[Sweetfunny]

Do you have to add the keyword between " "?

When using the allintitle search operator we´re pretty much looking for this result...

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And, it would be awesome if you could make a tool where we can input several keywords and get those results back from Google.

Yes ScrapeBox can do multiple keywords at once, with multiple threads, it has an adjustable delay, it uses proxies and does proxy retries in the event a proxy fails.

For the KGR you shouldnt be using the " ". @Sweetfunny Just bought scrapebox, is the Google Competition Finder addon extra??

Thanks, yes it's included free with ScrapeBox under the "Addons" menu and listed as "ScrapeBox Google Competition Finder". For your query you dont really need to use quotes, though you could it all depends. Try some searches manually in a browser with and without quotes, and see which result set more closely matches what you are after.

 

[Roger Marquez]

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