Scrapebox question
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You can use the custom data scraper module in scrapebox to scrape a lot of things, but it has no qualifiers. So you can probably build something to scrape the subs, but it won't qualify it if it has 30K-50K subscribers.
So you can try and find a footprint for google or just scrape in general and use the page scanner to qualify the subscriber count and then use the custom data scraper to get the data you want.
So you can try and find a footprint for google or just scrape in general and use the page scanner to qualify the subscriber count and then use the custom data scraper to get the data you want.
cashcorp
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If your looking for something really industrial, your either going to have to pay for it or throw something together in Ruby or Python.
Tons of librarys that already do this though. I imagine its as easy as tweaking a few variables and plugging in some proxies.
Reddit also has an API, so you could probably just dump all new posts to a database pretty easily. If you know any coding, all of these options would be way easier than trying to rig up scrapebox to do this.
Tutorial:https://www.labnol.org/internet/web-scraping-reddit/28369/
Hit google if your looking for some more. There are literally thousands of librarys out there that can do this for you.
Just my .2C
Regards,
-Jordan
Tons of librarys that already do this though. I imagine its as easy as tweaking a few variables and plugging in some proxies.
Reddit also has an API, so you could probably just dump all new posts to a database pretty easily. If you know any coding, all of these options would be way easier than trying to rig up scrapebox to do this.
Tutorial:https://www.labnol.org/internet/web-scraping-reddit/28369/
Hit google if your looking for some more. There are literally thousands of librarys out there that can do this for you.
Just my .2C
Regards,
-Jordan