Are the keywords separated into categories ? For example 50k keywords for health, 100k for games, etc.. ??
If they are, that would be even more awesome. What is the current count of English keywords ?
Hey mate, is this service still alive ?
It's been 4 days and my questions haven't been answered, thanks!
Definitely.I am also interested in getting the list... Are you still good to go?
I received a review copy from OP this morning. I am flattered with the files provided and quick communication.
The package includes a big list of keywords (in many different languges) that covers almost every single word out there you can think of. If you're looking to build your own high quality list, this is a must-have package to have.
First time scraping? No worries. OP composed a 12-pages read-me guide with images that guide you through every single step to get things started. Very easy to follow.
Oh, and one more thing. The package also includes a professionally organized list of footprints that users can simply 'plug & play' into their favoriate scraper. So if you're looking to build an article directory list, just pop it in there, and wait for the magic to happen.
Keep up the great job, FuryKyle!
This is pure madness. I though this will be a nice keyword list to add. This is not a nice list. This is an essential list.
The presentation of the package, folders (iso encoded), excel file with footprints for different link types (articles, bookmarks, forums, wikis, etc) are all organized.
Even newbies have a bonus guide on how to scrape with scrapebox and GSA.
I scraped billions and bilions of urls in the past year and very rarely I scraped for targets on other languages than english. There are 21 lists on 21 different languages in the main keyword lists. How about an opportunity like this?
Now about opportunities, there are some lists (languages) that seems to be made for finding expired domains with great link profiles for my pbn.
This package is not only a big help with scraping volume but with targeted purposes as well.
Can you afford not having this lit on your side?
MY REVIEW:
Really glad I got hold of this list.
Here is a screenshot of the total size - 1.83 GB!
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This is by far the best keyword list available anywhere. With keywords in 20 different languages, I don't think I will ever need keywords to scrape target urls anymore. The pack also contains a massive footprint list, divided nicely into respective categories. Not to forget the nice instructional pdf to guide newbies if they don't know what to do.
Price point is excellent, 25 bucks is too low for the amount of keywords in this pack.
After taking a few keywords and scraping urls, here are the results so far:
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Now that's a tons of new sites to post to.
Communication with OP was good. If you are into linkbuilding, I really recommend you to get this pack and it will save you tons of time and resources.
Review
FuryKyle gave me a free copy in exchange for a review, so here we go. All I have to say is that this was an AMAZING package, and did wonders for my SEO knowledge.
First off, let's go over what's in the package itself - Furykyle has provided a comprehensive list of broad keywords in practically every niche. The number of English keywords totals over 300,000, and he's included a keyword list in all major languages. He has also included a massive list of footprints organized/divided between platforms, so you can build a list that's either super broad or focused in terms of posting platforms. Whether you're going for blog comments or contextual sites like wikis, articles, and social networks, the package has footprints for just about everything you need to scrape up a customized list.
The part that was really nice was the full instructional PDF included in the package, which teaches you exactly how to build your first list. It includes instructions for both Scrapebox and GSA's built-in scraper, but of course the former is going to be a /lot/ more effective in terms of scraping rate.
For my test run, I used 40 semi-dedicated proxies on a 1gbps vps and Scrapebox. My first attempt was kind of silly, and resulted in Scrapebox crashing because I loaded the entire English keyword list along with all Social Network, Wiki, and Article footprints. I ended up trimming it all down to a couple dozen keywords related to my newest site.
What I've got is a pretty sizable list of sites to post to, not sure how many of these will be successful posts, but I'm going to find out over the next couple of days.