Web Site Copy & Scrape Product and Brand

TrustNexa said:

Be careful with that approach.


Copying a site “exactly as it is” (especially products/content) can cause legal issues and also SEO problems (duplicate content won’t rank).


What you’re looking for is called web scraping—basically extracting data from a site automatically using tools or scripts


There are tutorials/videos for this, but they usually involve:

• Inspecting the site structure (HTML)
• Extracting product data (title, price, etc.)
• Handling pagination (since you have thousands of products)

You can search for:

• “Scrapy tutorial” (Python)
• “BeautifulSoup web scraping tutorial”
• “How to scrape eCommerce products”

There are also tools (no-code) like web scraper extensions, but for 18k+ products, coding is usually more reliable.


One more thing: instead of copying 1:1, it’s better to extract data and rewrite/structure it differently to avoid issues later.

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Niggax said:

I try your way for thanks who has question how to setup this pages my hosting? Should ı setup FTP with filezilla? is it download web design?

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jimbobo2779 said:

You should be able to download it with winhttrack and then just upload the files and the site should be mostly working. Filezilla is good and free app for this, I use it for all of my websites.

I would like to re-state that the wholesale copy of a website is not a good idea. It is especially a bad idea today with the multiple AI options to choose from. You could likely get a copycat website without the copyright issues with an AI.

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Patri said:

I'd be more concerned about the server load and how slow the frontend would be if you just dumped all that info. you'll need to optimize the images and consider lazy loading. otherwise, expect a terrible user experience with long loading times and a lot of bounce rate.

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