Any way to scrape prepend keyword suggestions

dubious

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Hola all,

A lot of the time for my keyword research I use the tried and true Scrapbox + Suggests Scraper + Append A-Z.

However, I always tend to find myself going back into google to my base keyword, for the sake of arguement let's use "dog training", and prepending letters A-Z to see if any interesting suggests come up.

For example [h| dog training] (in which | == to the cursor on screen) would produce a whole bunch of cool keywords such as "hunting dog training", "hands free dog training" and "how much is dog training" which would all make great clean url articles.

Is there any tool or script floating around that can add these prepended letters to generate a whole bunch of base words before the target niche?

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ubersuggest enable to do it when the cursor is at the end.

I don't think a such tool exists, but it is a good idea to create it! :-)
 
In google suggest, you have to change the "cp=" parameter to the cursor position. Results are not the same.
 
In Scrapebox create a file like this:

a %KW%
b %KW%

And so on..

Then save it and go scrape some keywords. Now bring them back into the normal SB interface and click on the M for merge and select that file. This will prepend each keyword with everything in that file so

a keyword 1
a keyword 2
b keyword 1
b keyword 2

Now go scrape like a boss.

Edit: here is a starter file

Code:
a %KW%
b %KW%
c %KW%
d %KW%
e %KW%
f %KW%
g %KW%
h %KW%
i %KW%
j %KW%
k %KW%
l %KW%
m %KW%
n %KW%
o %KW%
p %KW%
q %KW%
r %KW%
s %KW%
t %KW%
u %KW%
v %KW%
w %KW%
x %KW%
y %KW%
z %KW%
 
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