Yeah, I thought about that as well.
And it's still an option, but I just don't feel like creating a SaaS business right now.
Yes, that's possible.
Will PM you.
For every account that has a publicly available email, so all public emails that are used by business accounts or that people have put in their bio.
But theoretically it would also be possible to scrap a website associated with an account e.g. scrap Linktree for emails as well.
I have a system in place to scrap instagram on a great scale.
If needed, I can fully customize the system and even add gimmicks like Machine learning to filter the aggregated data.
Ideally, I would handle everything regarding the data aggregation and you would monetize the data.
I updated the site and added the option to download the table as a csv file.
Btw, is someone interested in testing out
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-make-an-easy-10-20-selling-optimized-hashtag-sets-spoonfed.1125166/
using this tool?
Checkout these threads:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/method-make-an-easy-10-20-selling-optimized-hashtag-sets-spoonfed.1125166/
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/4800-words-the-complete-2018-instagram-hashtags-guide.997698/...
Which browser do you use?
Maybe try the http version here, if this is not working then please try again in 24h.
I will try to look into and fix this.
Which browser do you use? Could you try the http version I linked to above as well?
Hello
I put together a tool à la Taggatory, that helps you research Instagram Hashtags.
You can use it to research a single hashtag (e.g. "fashion") or multiple hashtags (e.g. "fashion,photooftheday,beautiful")
The site is still really simple and won't suggest you new hashtags or allow you...
I can program almost everything for desktop and mobile systems.
I usually work with Go, but can work with Python, Java, C# or whatever else as well, I'm not interested in JS related work though.
I'm looking for projects that can be setup and then be forgotten, so I'm not interested in...
Thanks, yeah I hope so as well.
For scraping I use some headless chromium instance, similar to Selenium/Puppeteer. It seemed to be easier than directly parsing the site.
Yeah, it scraps expireddomains.net and filters the data like it's shown in the guide (tlds, sorts out anything with numbers and names in the domain, checks the bl/dp ratio and also the availability and age).
But what's not shown in the gif, and what's also not fully working yet is, that it also...
Thanks for the guide!
After following it and getting a little bit frustrated after some time, I created a tool to help me with some of my filtering:
It's still a bit rough around the edges, but works great for my needs.
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