I was having some trouble in harvesting urls in a specific language, and was not getting good results...but then I came up with a good solution to this problem that I want to share. This method works only with G searches. From the Scrapebox "Select Engines & Proxies" tab select the drop down list near G. Choose "add more Gxxx" and in the pop up fill in like this: g****e.de+&lr=lang_de (example for targeting german pages) Then when scraping make sure you select that engine from the drop down list. So basically for every language/country you want to target create one entry: g****e.fr+&lr=lang_fr (french) g****e.es+&lr=lang_es (spanish) g****e.it+&lr=lang_it (italian) and so on... In this method you can "append" any query request parameters to your searches. You can get more ideas on how to use this with the G API reference from the developerìs site. PS: Thanks to Loopline's unofficial FAQ, question 9 in the Scraping section was my inspiration.
Nice... You came on the right moment... I just start to search for a solution to that problem... And since we got here this solution may be used also for rank tracking, it must be adapt but as an idea is great. Thank you
Doesn't sb itself say you can add google.de+de ? Where did the lr come from and the longer stuff after that?
Yes, and that is the easier method, I was going to just post it up, but you beat me to it. As in Opps example he made it to be g****e.fr+&lr=lang_fr (french) g****e.es+&lr=lang_es (spanish) g****e.it+&lr=lang_it (italian) Scrapebox supports the simpler version. g****e.fr+fr (french) g****e.es+es (spanish) g****e.it+it (italian) Says it right in scrapebox on the section the OP is talking about. Great effort OP, but if you read just a tad, prob could have saved yourself some extra work.
