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I'm diving deeply into this. PM me if you're interested in sharing insights.

Searching for a full-time employee. PHP, MySQL, CSS and web scraping skills required. Exclusively in the CABA area in Buenos Aires. Interesados por PM!

Are you still able to scrape their site? Can't do it with PHP... not having much luck with Python either. What's your approach?

Got a good one... but not allowed to talk about it. :anyway:

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Doesn't always work as expected, though...

Liked the cryptomining bit. Will follow. GL!

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I agree with Chris. GSC is the way to go for pages that were submitted but not yet indexed. Check out the Crawl > Explore as Google menu.

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Basically for anything that doesn't require client-side content scraping. There are ways for that, but it's a more complex process...

You can use a custom PHP script that sends cookie data when fetching the data.

If there's a 'posts liked by user' page, you can achieve it with PHP... mainly the function 'preg_match_all' to scrape the URLs and 'file_put_contents('imagename.jpg', file_get_contents($image_url_here))' You're going to have to first scrape all the liked posts url and then scrape the image...

Try this: Record a macro that does follows these steps: 0. Start recording in cell A1. There should be blank cells in column A from A1 up to where you want the content to be displayed. 1. Goes to the last row in column A (shift + down arrow) 2. Goes to the cell next to it 3. Writes Norha's...

I already have a few clients on stand-by. If I sell it, I only get payed once. If I rent it out monthly I tweak the script, polish the content output and get payed each month. For arguments' sake, let's just accept the premise of it being a profitable endeavor. I would like to hear if anybody...

Hi, everyone! I have a script that scrapes some data from a website, turns it into variables and creates spinned content. Additionally, I pick up more content from here and there and render it in a way that Google can crawl it. I've already created thousands of quality pages that copyscape can't...

This isn't accurate. You can do it in a controlled manner. Make sure to wait a few seconds between requests and not have all your searches be incremental (ie. very similar but with a few tweaks). For a scalable solution, you really should go with a shared proxy.

Make sure your user agent is one that throws results.

Glitch-hop is pretty cool for getting in the zone while coding...

Unless you're stuffing keywords with white text over a white background and things like that... ;)