I am working as search engine optimizer team lead in a company and facing problem in a project which name is http://www.Prooftech.com.sg...
Problem :-
The Website has 10 keywords for which my client wanted the top 10 Ranking in Yahoo Singapore search engine.
I have got top 10 ranking for the following 7 keywords Waterproofing, RC Roof ,Wall Leakages ,Ceiling Leakages , Water Leakages ,Roof Tile Coating ,Roof Tiles Repair in my 3 months work but still i am not getting the listing positions for Roof ,Concrete Repair ,Grouting ....
I have Done lot of Bookmarking ,Blog Commenting ,Blog Creations ,Press Release,Classified Ads to get these 3 keywords in listing but there is no changes in the results....
Can any help me out from this problem so i can get Good rankings for Roof ,Concrete Repair ,Grouting
Try :
More content in the lexical field of your keywords,
Some dedicated landing page on your keyword,
More diverse anchor for your out and inlink,
More outlink from social network (viral operation, videos link...),
More regular outlink (not just a blast one day...),
Pay some influent blogger on your lexical field to write a really good article,
Play with some Black/GreyHat linking tools like Xrumer/Zennoposter/Scrapebox/SenukeX
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I am using the Google API to sort images taken while traveling into organized folders, append tags and rename files with relevant information. I have my code working well but am not always happy with the results. I want to be able to focus my query results on major tourist attractions such as National Parks, Ski Resorts, Beaches, etc. The problem I am finding is that the prominence "rankby" variable and the "radius" are not giving satisfactory results. Here is a typical query for Zion National Park.
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/nearbysearch/json?location=37.269486111111,-112.948141666667&rankby=prominence&radius=50000&type=natural_feature,tourist_attraction,point_of_interest&keyword=&key=MYAPIKEY
The most prominent result is Springdale which is the town where you enter the part. Zion National Park is listed much further down in the results. What my code does is use the LAT and LON extracted using EXIF and does a Google API nearby search request to find the Place ID for where the photo was taken. It then does another API request for Place Details using the place_id provided by the previous step to cut down on the information I need to parse.
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/details/json?place_id=ChIJ8R5RCzaNyoARegi3rqVkstk&fields=name,address_component&key=MYAPIKEY
I can force the nearby search to return a National Park by searching against "National Park" in the keywords variable but that limits my project to only being able to provide National Park results since the keywords field can only accept one string.
I would like a park of my query to be able to return the most prominent tourist attraction at the general level, i.e. Zion National Park, Yosemite National Park, etc. so I can sort images into the general name folders and another part of the query provides the exact location. i.e. I am on this trail or at this lookout. The problem is the Google API sees these specific locations "Trail, Lookout" as tourist attractions, parks, establishments, etc. as well so it chooses those first.
What I need help with is trying to figure out if there is a better way to structure my query to return the high-level / name of the major park. From my understanding, the types field only searches on the first type even if there is more in the list and the keywords field can only accept one string as well making it impossible for one phase to capture all major destinations at a high level.
Perhaps it needs to be done with more queries but I am trying to limit the number of queries to stay inside the free quota. Maybe it will just take a long time to fully sort my files.
Read through and implemented Google API structure. I hoping someone can provide a more detailed query structure or method to parse out truly prominent locations rather than googles interpretation of prominence as it can be affected by user ratings, etc. It is not always accurate.
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Scraping data to Google Sheets from a website that uses JavaScript
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I am trying to import, into google sheets, the last quarter's research and development expense for a few thousand companies from their financial statements. While I want to import several different elements from financial statements, the last quarter R&D expense is currently pertinent (and potentially the previous 3 quarters).
I have tried several different sites (yahoo finance, bloomberg, etc) but the simplest URL seems to be from stockrow.com because I can simply automate the substitution of the stock ticker in the URL.
To get the xpath, I inspect the element and copy the xpath using the browser (have tried with Chrome and Firefox).
I am using IMPORTXML on googlesheets and, on my last attempt, used the following input: =IMPORTXML("https://stockrow.com/JNJ/financials/income/quarterly","/html/body/div[1]/div/div/section/div/div[2]/div[1]/section[4]/div/div[3]/div/div/div[3]/div/div/div[11]/div/span")
I have attempted all sorts of combinations of sites, browsers, and xpaths related to the element, but no matter what I do, I always get the same error "Imported content is empty."
I read xpath google sheet importxml but can't make sense of what is happening in the change to the xpath or how to solve this particular challenge.
Because I want this to be repeatable across multiple stock tickers in google sheets, I am hoping that the "location" of the R&D expense (and other elements in the financial statement) are consistent across all pages, rather than just a specific solution to this challenge.
Looking forward to receiving guidance. Thanks!!
you need some other source. Google Sheets does not support the scraping of JavaScript elements. you can test JS dependency simply by disabling JS for a given site and what's left can be scraped. in your case its nothing:
Here is an example of the data I am using:
"Q7: How does gender income inequality manifest in the communities in which you live and/or work? What do you believe is needed to help close the wealth gap between men and women as well as among women of different races in the county?
Wouldn’t go into pay equity because that would get dismissed. The wealth gap is a more compelling argument.
Equity is more emotional. And wealth gap is more numbers. It goes toward the same thing though."
I am running Rstudio and using library(RQDA) and library(tidyverse).
I am trying to analyze several qualitative interviews formatted in question/answer form as in the provided example. I finished the coding process and now I'm trying to find themes. While coding, I created code categories that correspond with each interview question with the hopes that I would be able to pull out all the codings per code category now. Unfortunately, I cannot figure out how to do it and would appreciate some assistance!
thanks
I am not sure about this but I understood code categories to be helpful for structuring your work by your theoretical perspective. If you create a code category for each interview question (i.e., the topic of the question is your theme/code category), you may have various codes belonging to one "code category", which might not have that much in common. Alternatively, you could create cases (case 1 might be the answers to the first interview question, etc.): "b) Open a file, select part of the file, select a case name, then click button "Link" in "Cases" tab, you can thus link the selected part of file to the selected case" (http://rqda.r-forge.r-project.org/documentation_2.html).
I'm curious to know how Market Samurai, Long Tail Pro and other software handle retrieving the top 10 Google search results and not running into limits. It appears that these software packages use the users own Google account. Google Custom Search limits users to 100 queries per day (the free limit) but people tend to do keyword research on hundreds or even thousands of keywords per day and don't pay any additional amounts to Google.
Are they paying extra for this service, are they using a different API (perhaps the Adwords API?) or are they scraping the Google search results page (violation of TOS)? Really would like to know! Thanks.
i have done this in one of my project (in java).
this is very simple, in java there is one library call JSoup by using this library you can send get request to google, for example:
https://www.google.co.in/webhp?sourceid=chrome-instant&ion=1&espv=2&ie=UTF-8#q=<your url encoded search term>
this will return you an HTML code of google search result with your own term.
using Jsoup u can find specific HTML tag with specific class or id. this concept helps you to extract url link, title and description from google search result.
for working example check here, in that example you can extract google serach result links with custom search term.
i hope this will help you.
I am trying to create an automatic feed generation for data to be sent to Google Base using utf-8 encoding.
However I am getting errors whenever hyphens are found telling me that there is an encoding error in the relevant attribute (title, description, product_type). I am currently using:
−
but I have also tried:
−
neither of which have worked.
I am using the following declaration at the top of the document:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
Ok to give further context to this the data is being pulled from our site's product information stored as utf-8 encoded data in a MYSQL database. The data is going into an RSS 2.0 feed, using the some standard RSS attributes as well as some custom defined Google attributes. The problem comes up whenever there is a hyphen in any field except the link field. So it is appearing in the title and description fields as well as the custom product_type field. Below is an example of a field that Google Base (merchant centre) throws an error over. It throws the same error with or without the other entities and only stops objecting when hyphens are removed.
<description><p>Your sports floor is designed primarily for sports use. Thou many facilities have to be used for other activities including things like; assemblies careers fairs drama parties and social events bring and buy sales exhibitions etc.</p>
<p>Solid hardwood sports floors are designated as "area elastic floors" to provide the spring resilience and shock absorbing qualities needed for sports and dance use to minimise injury. If the floor is too hard the athlete and user will be exposed to early fatigue and aching joints through to injury such as sprains joint and shin bone damage.</p>
<p>If too soft then ball bounce and running characteristics are compromised.
In the UK hardwood sports floors are governed by a number of recognised standards</p>
<p>All sports floors must conform to BS7044 Part 4 - this is the minimum Sport England requirement with which your floor msut comply if it is part of a Sport England sponsored project.</p>
<p>A higher more demanding standard for better quality sports and dance flooring is DIN 18032 Part 2</p>
<p>The newest - and the best - standard is the European Standard CEN 217. This standard has brought together all the best eprformance criteria from a number of current standards in the EU including BS and DIN.</p>
<p>All Junckers systems fully comply with one or more of these standards. They ALL comply with the minimum Sport England requirement of BS7044 Part 4 compliance.</p></description>
You talk about using hyphens, but the character you're trying to insert is the mathematical minus sign. Have you tried it with an actual hyphen? And not a HTML entity, either; just the character, -.