More "friendly" search engine (no captchas, no "are you a bot?")
- Thread starter sonic86
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I feel like there may be a search engine for you to do this... But Google data is king these days.
So, instead of looking for another search engine, how about implementing googles programmable search api...
it does cost. But seems pretty affordable
https://developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/overviewThere are a bunch of other "services" that can do this for you as well, but this is going to be the cheapest route
$5/1000 request
So, instead of looking for another search engine, how about implementing googles programmable search api...
it does cost. But seems pretty affordable
https://developers.google.com/custom-search/docs/overviewThere are a bunch of other "services" that can do this for you as well, but this is going to be the cheapest route
$5/1000 request
UddiGamer
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Just deploy your own search engine with SearXNG: https://github.com/searxng/searxng. You can keep it private or make it public. It's very easy to deploy with Docker. Check out their documentation. You can do a lot of things with it.
Hello, thanks for the answer. What I need is to get organic traffic for my website. I'm asking for a search engine that doesn't present captcha difficulties because I can send a lot of direct traffic to that search engine referral link myself, although if I could use google that would be ideal.
Can you recommend those pages? Thank you
Would this be the same as the previous message? Thank you
Would this count in Google Analytics as organic traffic? Thank you
qwerty_123
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Have you tried an automation framework? Plenty of Open source options.
Hi, I've tried imacros, but it doesn't solve the captchas.
Hello, thank you for your reply. Let me explain my situation. I have my own bot that sends more than 10,000 unique, recurring and bouncing visitors per day (I can modify the % at will). The problem is that all the traffic is direct.
I only get social traffic from Twitter, because it doesn't ask for captchas.
The organic traffic interests me a lot, but it should be between 30% and 50% of the 10,000 daily traffic, that is, from 3000 to 5000, and that makes it very expensive with programs to solve captchas.
I am interested in a solution to this problem.
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I really wish I could come up with a nice high DA search engine for. you that allows automation. but I cant think of one..
any of them that do, probably wont even be considered "organic"
and if referral traffic forms one no name low DA "search engine" is what you want, why not just get one or two quality guest post pack links somewhere, and re-route your bot to click there instead of a search engine.
its one of those situations where you may have to pay to play. shop right, you can find a captcha serve that will solve 100k captchas for $100
should last you at least a week? depending on what page on google you are search until
I usually dont get captchas for the fist 5-6 pages when using quality proxies
any of them that do, probably wont even be considered "organic"
and if referral traffic forms one no name low DA "search engine" is what you want, why not just get one or two quality guest post pack links somewhere, and re-route your bot to click there instead of a search engine.
its one of those situations where you may have to pay to play. shop right, you can find a captcha serve that will solve 100k captchas for $100
should last you at least a week? depending on what page on google you are search until
I usually dont get captchas for the fist 5-6 pages when using quality proxies
Hello, sorry for the delay in responding. I'm traveling can you give me your skype please It is very interesting what you say and I may be interested in your services. Thank you
Uroperon
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I don't think it will count as organic traffic in Google Analytics.
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Such a search engine will get abused and thus it does not exists.