Scrape Sitemap Posts

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How to scrape sitemap posts and export them to CSV anyone had achieved this before using WordPress plugin?
 
Hey buddy! I didn't get what you are trying to do, do you want to scrape a sitemap into a CSV or use the sitemap to scrape the site's content?
could you rephrase what you want?
 
Hey buddy! I didn't get what you are trying to do, do you want to scrape a sitemap into a CSV or use the sitemap to scrape the site's content?
could you rephrase what you want?
Yes, Use the sitemap to open every url in it and scrape its content and repost this to blog
 
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Yes, Use the sitemap to open every url in it and scrape its content and repost this to blog
OK. I got it. Unfortunately I don't know if there is already a tool to automate this process. but if you are willing to code one I can help you with that.
 
OK. I got it. Unfortunately I don't know if there is already a tool to automate this process. but if you are willing to code one I can help you with that.

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Unless the URL number is about the same, as you go from "site map to site map", say, in Bing, it's hard to do. If you make the whole site map page one tex files, extract them from Bing or some unusual directory for site maps (most directories are called maps anyway, like "weedmaps"), place it in a single cell column of text in a CSV spreadsheet (I use WebHarvy.com), extract the URL's with convertcsv.com, and then place the URL's into a fresh CSV file for merging, say, with the the best spinner. Let me know if we're in sync.
 
Unless the URL number is about the same, as you go from "site map to site map", say, in Bing, it's hard to do. If you make the whole site map page one tex files, extract them from Bing or some unusual directory for site maps (most directories are called maps anyway, like "weedmaps"), place it in a single cell column of text in a CSV spreadsheet (I use WebHarvy.com), extract the URL's with convertcsv.com, and then place the URL's into a fresh CSV file for merging, say, with the the best spinner. Let me know if we're in sync.
Thanks for this guide
 
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