Need tool to find google results for keywords

[Adam DickerAdam Dicker is verified member.]

I am looking for a tool that I can input a list of keywords in and it will return the number of page results in google for the term.

If anyone has info on a tool that would do this in bulk, I would appreciate the info.

I used to use this but it stopped working and they discontinued it.

http://www.cleverstat.com/en/adwords-analyzer-software.htm

thanks in advance,

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[Makis77]

Traffic Travis tool lets you input keywords and fetches number of total searches with google.

 

[Adam DickerAdam Dicker is verified member.]

Traffic Travis tool lets you input keywords and fetches number of total searches with google.

I downloaded it and it doesn't do what I am looking for.

Example, real estate has About 1,010,000,000 results in Google, but the tool returns 5,184,332 for daily searches in Google.

Still looking for something that shows actual pages indexed in Google for particular keywords.

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[erdinc]

Hi,
A few years ago I asked the same question and somebody in another forum wrote the following code for me. It worked perfectly for a few months. Then it stopped working. I don't know why it doesn't work but I will post the code. Maybe your programmer can have a look.

<?php 

$file = file('/home/.../public_html/.../word-list.txt'); 

$results = ''; 
foreach ($file as $line) { 
    $data     = file_get_contents("http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=" . urlencode($line) . "&btnG=Google+Search"); 
    preg_match('/of about <b>([0-9,]*)?<\/b>/si', $data, $number); 
    $results .= $line . " " . $number[1] . "<br />"; 
} 
echo $results; 

?>

 

[KaneCo]

i use market samurai, should give you the results you need

 

[Aleksandar]

Market Samurai can be buggy at times (and very slow), but still a great tool. Saves a lot of time. It's a little annoying to update it every day or two, but what the hell.

Although I'm not sure if it returns the raw number of results for each keyword/keyphrase. I know it returns the number of "competing pages" for each term. Basically, it adds "" to your terms. Sometimes the numbers are slightly different. Not sure why.

But I gotta try "traffic travis" these days, the name itself makes me laugh every time.

 

[theanimator]

It's very easy to make such a tool but google will probably end up blocking you unless you use proxies or something.

 

[Theo]

This script, although raw, will work. Careful with having your IP banned by Google.

<?php

$file = file('list.txt');                 

foreach ($file as $line) {
    $data = file_get_contents("http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=" . urlencode($line) . "&btnG=Google+Search");    


$strip1 = explode("<div id=resultStats>About", $data);

$strip2 = $strip1[1];

$mydata = explode("results<nobr>", $strip2);

echo $line . ":" . $mydata[0] . "results<br>\n";

}

?>

Save it on your web path e.g. as "google.php" then create a wordlist in the same path as "list.txt". The list should contain one word per line, with a line break. Then point to the "google.php" file from your browser

Example of list.txt:

bananas
apricots
avocados

Example of output:

bananas : 37,000,000 results
apricots : 7,070,000 results
avocados : 9,870,000 results

 

[adonivideo]

yep
google sees you hogging resources
they ban IP and they may tweak the site to not allow the way you doing it
they want eyeballs on their site not scripts or bots
yet they send their bots all day to peoples sites
that's why these scripts need constant tweaks