Scrape 100k keywords... How?

gheegh

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Hey all,

I'm doing some research.. trying to develop a strategy. And, ideally.. i'd like to get the top 100 google, bing, and maybe ask or one other search engine's results for about 100k keywords.

Any thoughts on how to do this? Even with Proxies, I'm going to need thousands of them.

Your thoughts would be great.

G
 
You could do this with Scrapebox. Just load up the keywords into the harvester, set the results to 100 and scrape away.
 
Scrapebox and what proxies? I understand that I can get them with Scrapebox. The problem is finding enough proxies to do it.
 
Scrapebox and what proxies? I understand that I can get them with Scrapebox. The problem is finding enough proxies to do it.

You don't need many proxies. If you can find 20-30 working proxies which scrapebox can find using the preloaded sources, then you are fine. Just restart your campaign every day and re-test your proxies.
 
You think so?

Right now, I'm blowing through about 100 proxies for 10k keywords. To get to what I am trying to do, I need about 10 times the volume. So, I'm trying to figure out if there is a good solution.

I am wondering if Scrapebox does something besides use proxies to help with Google shutting me down?
 
You think so?

Right now, I'm blowing through about 100 proxies for 10k keywords. To get to what I am trying to do, I need about 10 times the volume. So, I'm trying to figure out if there is a good solution.

I am wondering if Scrapebox does something besides use proxies to help with Google shutting me down?

Blowing through 100 proxies? I don't know what that means. I can scrape 1 million keywords from 10 proxies in a day. There must be something else you are doing wrong.
 
I just complete this scrape since my last post.

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Of those, 18,000 were unique keywords.
 
free proxies and scrape box will do this easily.
for that amount, you will need to recurse the process a few times but shouldnt be a big problem.

just remember that many thousands of other people are using those free proxies for who knows what so of course they are going to get 'burned out', thats mostly not from your actions though...
 
Another tip is also (if you wish) to find your own sources and not use the public ones included with Scrapebox. Those tend to be saturated with other scrapeboxers using those sources.

It may be just me, but as soon as I started adding my own sources, things started to look up :cool:
 
there was a 350k keyword list here somewhere, you could just download that and save yourself the trouble ;)
 
Another tip is also (if you wish) to find your own sources and not use the public ones included with Scrapebox. Those tend to be saturated with other scrapeboxers using those sources.

It may be just me, but as soon as I started adding my own sources, things started to look up :cool:

yes, i made the assumption in my earlier post that you were doing this...

the pre-packaged proxy sources that come with SB are burnt up to hell. find some of your own.
 
Guys,

I'm not looking to build keywords lists.. I already have those. I'm looking to scrape Google results to understand why/what is ranking.. and to track those rankings over time (looking at the individual pages that are ranking to develop trends).

I'm trying to go 100 deep.. so I iterate over a "keyword", pulling positions 1 to 100.

Maybe that's the difference?

I'm going to spin up my Scrapebox and load a few thousand in, and try that.. and see if it blows out my proxies as well.

Any other thoughts would be welcome.
 
I think he was trying to "harvest" the keyword, not the "scrape" keyword feature on the scrapebox.

It's painful and you have to prepare lots of proxies. I have no idea what the solution for this except for getting more proxies.
 
Guys,

I'm not looking to build keywords lists.. I already have those. I'm looking to scrape Google results to understand why/what is ranking.. and to track those rankings over time (looking at the individual pages that are ranking to develop trends).

I'm trying to go 100 deep.. so I iterate over a "keyword", pulling positions 1 to 100.

Maybe that's the difference?

I'm going to spin up my Scrapebox and load a few thousand in, and try that.. and see if it blows out my proxies as well.

Any other thoughts would be welcome.

Sounds like you need something like SE Scout. That will help you track where the sites are ranking for the keywords. But you have to enter all the data in manually at first - there is no way to just scrape them and export them.
 
How many keywords do you want to go 100 deep for?

Why is it a problem to go 10 pages deep (100 results)?
 
When you're going "deep", it's usually best to first compile a list of all links that you were going to crawl, make sure these links are all unique (you filter out duplicated links) and then proceed with crawling.

This way you don't end up visiting multiple subpages more than once.
 
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