Where to find data for blog posts?
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Gebb
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For example statista, where you can find stuff like "how many people do X thing" and filter statistics and numbers searching for topics, for gathering data to use for the blog posts.
flashmoney
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I do have same problem as OP. Monitoring this thread may help me.
blackbeans
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You might want to consider Google Scholar and enter keywords related to the brands industry.
This is going to take a lot more time than just getting a Statista membership.
But if you don't have much money and you have a lot more time, this is the way to go.
You probably will end up with many dead ends but as long as you keep plugging away and you are able to connect the dots you should be able to track down the statistics that you're looking for.
Another way you can go about this is to look for brands or topics that are related to your target and look for somewhat related content on Wikipedia.
Pay attention to their sources and if you are able to follow the source links, enough times you may end up somewhere interesting.
This is going to take a lot more time than just getting a Statista membership.
But if you don't have much money and you have a lot more time, this is the way to go.
You probably will end up with many dead ends but as long as you keep plugging away and you are able to connect the dots you should be able to track down the statistics that you're looking for.
Another way you can go about this is to look for brands or topics that are related to your target and look for somewhat related content on Wikipedia.
Pay attention to their sources and if you are able to follow the source links, enough times you may end up somewhere interesting.
- Oct 23, 2007
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Yes. Searching for sources of Wikipedia page is a good way to find reliable data facts.
blackbeans
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When relying on Wikipedia, make sure to check the cited sources. If an article has little or no cited sources, you'd be better off doing your own research... especially if the topic falls under Google's E-A-T guidelines.
Purbisti
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Is there a way to automate the process?
- Oct 23, 2007
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Try browse.ai . It is the closest one can get to browser automation for various needs including research in Google and specific sites.
Purbisti
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Alright, I will try it.