How To Extract Data From Google Search: Ready-Made Scrapers Tutorial

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  • Опубликовано: 6 авг 2024
  • Wondering how to extract data from Google search? Or maybe you want to integrate Smartproxy's scrapers with serverless functions? Then, this web scraping Google Search tutorial is made for you!
    ⚙️ Try Smartproxy SERP Scraping API (free trial): bit.ly/3zJ39yS
    Jump to the part that interests you:
    00:00 How to create a web scraping template?
    02:00 How to schedule web scraping requests?
    02:36 Webhook delivery explained
    03:24 Scraper integration to a serverless function
    09:04 How to update the scraper's parameters
    Some FAQs:
    What is a SERP API?
    A SERP API is an application programming interface meant for targeting search engine result pages. Our SERP Scraping API is a tool for gathering data from search engines.
    ❓ Which search engines can I scrape with SERP Scraping API?
    With our SERP Scraping API, you can target Google, Bing, Baidu, Yandex.
    ❓ What are ready-made scrapers?
    Ready-made scrapers are pre-configured tools within our Scraping APIs, designed for easy and quick data collection. They eliminate the need for extensive technical knowledge, custom scraper development, and proxy management, making them ideal for users seeking a low/no-code solution. By using ready-made scrapers, you can access and structure large data sets efficiently.
    ❓ What are the common use cases for our SERP Scraping API?
    SERP Scraping API is mainly used for SEO and market research purposes. Our tool is helpful if you’re building your solution and want more advanced features, such as tracking real-time rankings. That’s why it’s great for large enterprises with custom needs.
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  • @Dongabhf
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  • @ds6812
    @ds6812 2 месяца назад

    Price?

    • @Smartproxy
      @Smartproxy  2 месяца назад

      Hello! Our free trial gives you 1k requests. Whereas the smallest plan starts from $50 or $3.50 per 1k requests. But the price per request lowers as you scale up. You can find the full pricing here: bit.ly/3QCR7g1