Has anyone programed this yet

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I think the first time i saw this method was in a report by Daniel Tan a couple years ago. He mentioned having the process programmed.

It is the method of doing a search for a keyphrase in Google.
"Dog treats". putting it into quotes, then going to the bottom of the page of results and continuing to click on the page numbers until Google says something like
In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the 300 already displayed.

If someone did already do it can someone please point me in the right direction.
Should be a keyword search tool that functions like most bringing back the competition results, keyword ideas and then include as well the number Google shows at the end of clicking to end of the pages numbers for each term.


If not what?????? Let me know
Thanks
Barry
#programming #programed
  • Hi,

    This could likely be achieved using a browser control in a windows app having it run the search through Google then have the code target the last anchor in the numbered lists. In the 'page load' event have it do the same over and over until it detects the 'omitted' text then have it do what you need e.g. log it to a file and begin the next keyword or notify the user if only one keyword is needed.

    Alternatively you could use some macro automation tool like AutoIt and do it semi-manually in a browser of your choosing.
  • You could do this with CURL (PHP)
    PHP: CURL context options - Manual

    Fetch the first page, then the second page, etc. until you get your notice.

    First page:

    Second page:
    https://www.google.com/?#q=%22%22&start=10
    Third page:

    etc.
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  • Your going to want to rotate proxy ips if you are going to run many automated queries on google search results, or it will block your ip pretty quickly and make you enter a captcha.
  • I have programmed it before myself. It was a tool I programmed for finding high PR blogs. It is fairly trivial to program this.
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    Has anyone programed this yet

    I think the first time i saw this method was in a report by Daniel Tan a couple years ago. He mentioned having the process programmed. It is the method of doing a search for a keyphrase in Google.