How much would a tool which checks kgr values from keywords go for

[francis christin]

How much would a tool which checks KGR values from keywords go for

how much would a custom bot that scrapes the SERP results + checks the keyword search volume and calculate KGR
would go for

 

[terrycody]

I think there is already a service https://allintitle.co/ do your job. No idea if its good or not/.

 

[francis christin]

you can only check 8kw with 10 tokens

 

[Cocinerito]

you can only check 8kw with 10 tokens

I'm interested.
You could try to make some bot.
I'm going to try to do something, I'll keep you posted.

 

[leechesBleechin]

It's a really simple coding job, But all the services that offer it are quite expensive. Seems like a solid niche given how many people like to use the KGR method. I would do it as a SaaS rather than a program you sell, as it will just get pirated

 

[francis christin]

I'm interested.
You could try to make some bot.
I'm going to try to do something, I'll keep you posted.

i have already done this

 

[X]

I wrote one as well a while back - for some reason Google gives wildly varying result counts for the same keyword over a short period of time... At least in my tests. I didn't dig much into it after noticing that anomaly, and it may no longer be the case - but definitely something to watch out for.

 

[Cocinerito]

i have already done this

Great, does it work?
I am working on that with python

 

[francis christin]

yes , but on some google results total results count wont show

 

[Cocinerito]

yes , but on some google results total results count wont show

It works fine for me like this in Python:

def number_of_results(keyw, headers):

    number_of_results = 0

    time.sleep(random.randint(2,4))

    word = "allintitle:" + keyw
    print("Keyword: " + keyw)

    r = requests.get('https://www.google.com/search?q=' + word + '&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8', headers=headers)

    soup = BeautifulSoup(r.text, "html.parser")

    time.sleep(random.randint(2,5))

    try:
        result = soup.find('div',{'id':'result-stats'}).text
        number_of_results = a_digit(result.split(' (')[0])
    except Exception as e:
        pass

    return number_of_results

 

[theRevolt]

you can only check 8kw with 10 tokens

Well there goes 1 answer for you how much it costs

It's a really simple coding job, But all the services that offer it are quite expensive. Seems like a solid niche given how many people like to use the KGR method. I would do it as a SaaS rather than a program you sell, as it will just get pirated

of course, that part is super simple, the one that is not is to google not burn all your proxies and in addition, captcha solving cost... and of course, results may vary based on geo of your ip etc.

 

[francis christin]

It works fine for me like this in Python:

def number_of_results(keyw, headers):

    number_of_results = 0

    time.sleep(random.randint(2,4))

    word = "allintitle:" + keyw
    print("Keyword: " + keyw)

    r = requests.get('https://www.google.com/search?q=' + word + '&ie=utf-8&oe=utf-8', headers=headers)

    soup = BeautifulSoup(r.text, "html.parser")

    time.sleep(random.randint(2,5))

    try:
        result = soup.find('div',{'id':'result-stats'}).text
        number_of_results = a_digit(result.split(' (')[0])
    except Exception as e:
        pass

    return number_of_results

yeah u need to find kw volume too bro on some specific queries result count wont show

 

[Cocinerito]

yeah u need to find kw volume too bro on some specific queries result count wont show

I use the Chrome extension: Keyword Surfer and export to CSV
Then I read them in python and process them

Example result keyword influencer:

---------------------------------
Count: 1
Keyword: influence marketing
Number of results: 55200
Volume: 12100
KGR: 4.56198347107438
STATUS: BAD
---------------------------------
Count: 2
Keyword: influence of marketing
Number of results: 16000
Volume: 12100
KGR: 1.322314049586777
STATUS: BAD
---------------------------------
Count: 3
Keyword: influenced instagram
Number of results: 2940
Volume: 9900
KGR: 0.296969696969697
STATUS: MIGHT WORK
---------------------------------
Count: 4
Keyword: influencer - wikipedia
Number of results: 349
Volume: 70
KGR: 4.985714285714286
STATUS: BAD
---------------------------------
Count: 5
Keyword: influencer definicion
Number of results: 7
Volume: 110
KGR: 0.06363636363636363
STATUS: GREAT

 

[saad01]

I use the Chrome extension: Keyword Surfer and export to CSV
Then I read them in python and process them

Example result keyword influencer:

---------------------------------
Count: 1
Keyword: influence marketing
Number of results: 55200
Volume: 12100
KGR: 4.56198347107438
STATUS: BAD
---------------------------------
Count: 2
Keyword: influence of marketing
Number of results: 16000
Volume: 12100
KGR: 1.322314049586777
STATUS: BAD
---------------------------------
Count: 3
Keyword: influenced instagram
Number of results: 2940
Volume: 9900
KGR: 0.296969696969697
STATUS: MIGHT WORK
---------------------------------
Count: 4
Keyword: influencer - wikipedia
Number of results: 349
Volume: 70
KGR: 4.985714285714286
STATUS: BAD
---------------------------------
Count: 5
Keyword: influencer definicion
Number of results: 7
Volume: 110
KGR: 0.06363636363636363
STATUS: GREAT

Can you post the process how do you find bulk "Number of results"?

 

[HustleTong]

Here's what I do:
Export as CSV
Use 'conditional formating' option in Excel to sort values greater than the desired value and highlight them



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