Is this programming code possible?

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Hello everyone,

As you can tell, I don't post here quite often, and I'm marketing online part-time, for now anyways.
My question is quite simple. I'd like to know if anyone has thought of creating a program which could do the following:
Find Google search results for words which have less than x number of resulting pages.
In other words, I'd like to create websites for niches where there is a good demand for the keyword (>2,000 global searches per month in "phrase" search - easy to find using Google's keyword finder) plus where there are less than 12,000 resulting websites when you search for that same "phrase keyword" on Google.

Anyone know of a beast which could help in doing this?
#programming #code #google search tools #programming
  • Quite Easy, Take a look at using the Unofficial Google API hosted on Google Code. So you would enter the keyword you wanted to check. Im sure you could get a list from somewhere (Dictionary type list) then it would check the number of results returned. Although Most keywords would return over 2000 results Im guessing.
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    • Terrific! Thanks for the help.
      Okay, now what does that mean and how do I accomplish this? I forgot to mention that I'm not very savvy in the technical department. But I'm glad that you're saying that it is possible. I just need to get some clarification.
      I found the Google Code directory, but I don't see an entry called 'Unofficial Google API'. I would also need to learn the field code which needs to be entered into the search, I'm presuming.
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  • Sorry I should have really asked what language you are planning on using. This is what I meant

    google-api-for-dotnet - Google APIs for .NET Framework - Google Project Hosting

    I had a quick look in the API to see if they returned the number of search results. The dont. However you could manually count them. Might be a bit difficult if you are returning HUGE amounts of data. Google might block your code as automated attempts at using their system.

    Im sure there are other easier ways of doing it though. Maybe someone else can suggest something.
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