How to find out Site Niche automatically, using Software?

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If I have big list of URLs - how its possible to know sites niche and filter them?
Is there are any software?
thanks
 
Do you use google this is a best way to search every thing .Can you show your list.
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I need bulk checker for massive site list
 
I need to find out - what is the Niche of the site. For example - health, finance, news, fashion, travel etc ...

Is there are any?
 
there's no way to do what you are asking unless your raw data contains some form or categorization fiends,
 
there's no way to do what you are asking unless your raw data contains some form or categorization fiends,

Yeah, that's the closest way to get some info.

OP, even then, you still have no idea what their niche actually is.
 
At alexa.com you can see some 4 or 5 keywords for which the site ranks. Normally they'll be related to the niche, though I've seen some Cuil's there.
 
Not every website has the words on it describing what 'Niche' it is in, so I don't think this is possible. A Niche can also be subjective.
 
enter some short keyword to scrapebox. then you can find more micro niches.
 
I don't thinks it's possible as most of the websites do not describe their niche. Try to categorize the data you have and search on Google.
 
Hi,

Try with Google you will get some on line tools

Thanks,
Alex
If I have big list of URLs - how its possible to know sites niche and filter them?
Is there are any software?
thanks
 
The way is to look at the website itself. Then you can see the source code and try picking up the keywords and description and see the related websites. It will be time consuming but you can sort out the list perfectly by doing this.
 
You can check backlinks anchor in majestic SEO this is only way I can think of
 
I think if you were clever enough you can figure out a software solution.
 
I think software never show accurate result , so you can search for free software and it will be better for you.
 
I don't really understand the benefit of doing that. When you visit a weight loss blog, you can easily figure that out from posts and banners. Or you could use Google's KPlanner to get a FEEL of its kws.
 
I think you can only try with manual there is no such tool.If you find one that is also not accurate one.
 
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