How to scrape sites that use a specific language?

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tjapado

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• Jun 25, 2014

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Hi,

I would like to scrape a bunch of web2.0 blogs that use my native language.

In this case i cannot use the inurl operator with my country extension because the web2.0 blog sites all have the same extension.

Is there another way i can scrape for a specific language?

 

nichexposure

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• Jun 25, 2014

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Language can not be a issue .because when a scraper ,scrape a website they are not targeting the language .they target the source code which we called foot print

 

530inc

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• Jun 26, 2014

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maltatodos said:

Language can not be a issue .because when a scraper ,scrape a website they are not targeting the language .they target the source code which we called foot print

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Yup, all you need to do is to use footprint+ keywords in your desired language

 

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xbuoix

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• Jun 26, 2014

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I'm a total noob at this. Could anyone elaborate? I came here to do a lot of dropshipping/wholesale stuff but now I'm getting a huge curiosity on scraping blogs and how I could use that to my advantage.

 

laur.laurix

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U can use intext:"your keyword" or you can translate footprints like "comment" in ur native language.

 

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tjapado

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ah oke it is as simple as that

 

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tjapado

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ah shit i know what the real problem is. The keywords i use are the same in my native language as in english.

 

Oukast

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• Jun 26, 2014

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tjapado said:

ah shit i know what the real problem is. The keywords i use are the same in my native language as in english.

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Yeah, that's the case in some languages, sucks really. Then you should look for some generic term like "comments" in your language the same time. Not a foolproof method, but gets closer.

 

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tjapado

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will try that, thanks