This is quite a risky ad. Just think about it - if I were Mashable and noticed such an ad, I would simply buy a project off you for Mashable to see the writer who is attempting to publish the story with my dummy link on it, and then would ban that writer.
I have a requirement where we need to scrape the listings from Google Maps for specific queries. So for instance, if the user searches for 'roofers in NYC', we will search for this on Google Maps and pull out the top 100 results.
So in teh above case, the query will be something like this ...
I have a service that helps SEO consultants find leads and want to give away a few free accounts. But the problem is that it requires people to register online? So is it against the rules to ask them to sign up and I will turn these accounts free in the backend? There is no way to give it free...
Sorry for bumping the thread - came across this one on Google. Has anyone here tried LeadJoint for generating SEO leads? I want to know if the leads you get by monitoring Google search for website rank drop is good.
I am working on a project for which I will need the organic search results from Google - I don't intend to directly scrape myself. Instead I could either use the API from sites like SEMRush, or there is an alternate provider who gives me the scraped results in HTML format. In terms of cost...
Just completed my first contract with SEOWays. He is pretty diligent and the offered websites are of great quality. Thanks, will contact you shortly for more work.
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