All In Scraper 1.1.39.zip

Dear Friend,

Are you performing your allintitle, allinanchor or allinurl keyword research manually? I was too but I quickly became tired of wasting so much time with this long and boring process. So I decided to find a better way and this product was the outcome!

Let's talk about the "All In" searches for a moment. It is somewhat of a debate as to the best way to find good keywords. There are some that say you should use these "All In" results for guidance and then there are those that say you should only be concerned with the first page results. My take on this subject is that you should use it all. I like to start with "All In" results and search volume of the keywords until I find ones that meet my criteria. Then I move to the next step and analyze the search engines first page results to see what my competition on the keyword looks like.

The allintitle search restricts results to pages in the specified search engine that contain all of the query terms in their title. If you are serious about ranking for a specific keyword you are going to put that keyword in your pages title. So by querying a search engine and seeing the number of results for an allintitle search you can tell how many others are trying to target that keyword as well. You can also put quotes around your keyword to find that exact keyword in the title. This is called a phrase search as opposed to a broad search without the quotes. Our software supports both broad and phrase searches.

The allinanchor search restricts to pages in the specified search engine that contain all query terms in the anchor text on the links to the page. Once again if you are serious about ranking for a keyword you will create backlinks to your site using the keywords as the anchor text. So this is another great resource that will tell you how many websites have backlinks with your specified keywords in as anchor text. Both broad and phrase are supported on this as well.

The allinurl search restricts to pages in the specified search engine that contain all query terms in the URL. This is another SEO factor that can help with ranking. So if you are targeting a keyword you should always try and have your target keyword in the url of the page. So you can see how you can also use these results to help judge how many other people are targeting this keyword. Both broad and phrase are supported on this as well.

We just added a new feature by a request from one of our users. This new feature scrapes something we called RC. RC stands for "Real Competition". Basically when you search for anything in Google they may tell you that their all thousands of results but the truth is that they never display more then 1000 results. So RC is the number that you on that last page of results. Usually in a message that looks like this: In order to show you the most relevant results, we have omitted some entries very similar to the 886 already displayed. In this example the number was 886. You can use this number as another metric to judge how easy it is to rank. Under 300 should be pretty easy. 300-500 is a moderately hard and over 500 is pretty difficult. I have heard of people in the past using this number but I have not seen any software that returns it. So I decided to add it in to All In Scraper as an added extra.