can I use scrapebox todo this?

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can SB tell me which keyword it used to get each url it harvested, or is there anyway to get that information?

can't figure out myself...

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Joe
 
No, SB can't do this.

If you need to organise URLs according to their keywords, then you have to scrape each keyword individually.
 
no, I believe scrapebox doesn't have that specific ability. I heard that there's a tool with which you can find out what keywords a website is ranking - if memory serves me correctly i think the name of the tool is niche espionage or something like that.
 
I see... unfortunately I already bought the software to use only for this purpose, and I have 170K search terms... Is there anyway around this?
 
I see... unfortunately I already bought the software to use only for this purpose, and I have 170K search terms... Is there anyway around this?

I see no other method.

All you can do is, expand your needs, learn more about SB, and then use it to its full potential.
 
well... I have an Idea - if i knew that the urls appear in the same order they were found, I could use the log SB generates to see how many were found for each keyword and write a small script that associates urls with keywords. I would have to run without threads though. Im trying this now


never say never
 
well... I have an Idea - if i knew that the urls appear in the same order they were found, I could use the log SB generates to see how many were found for each keyword and write a small script that associates urls with keywords. I would have to run without threads though. Im trying this now


never say never

1. Sb doesn't show many URLs are scrapped for each keyword
2. Keeping it single threaded would mean days and days of work
3. The only "log" SB generates for harvesting is the one that tells you which KW's have been scraped and which not
 
1.yes it does. after it finishes harvesting it pops up a kind of spreadsheet window, for each keyword with each engine, how many results were found. I can post a screen shot if you wish.
2.yes, true, but I can open many instances of SB in separate folders and distribute the keywords between all of them. its not very demanding on CPU and memory. and bandwidth.
3. again, it does generate the required log.

according to what ive checked I believe this is feasible.
 
1.yes it does. after it finishes harvesting it pops up a kind of spreadsheet window, for each keyword with each engine, how many results were found. I can post a screen shot if you wish.
2.yes, true, but I can open many instances of SB in separate folders and distribute the keywords between all of them. its not very demanding on CPU and memory. and bandwidth.
3. again, it does generate the required log.

according to what ive checked I believe this is feasible.

Ok. Where's that?

wwaCC


Please post your screenshot as well.
 
uncheck the multithread option. then it gives a more detailed log for some reason
 
uncheck the multithread option. then it gives a more detailed log for some reason

Okay. That's cool. Didn't know that.

5LRVT


Now, you just need to make sure that if you save the URLs, then they are saved in the same exact order as they are scraped.
 
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