google search - SerpApi

Byline running in a web browser and macOS terminal window

Introducing Byline: Find and save your articles from across the web

Byline is a web app and CLI tool for finding your published work on the web, using scraped Google search results through SerpApi.

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What Google's New Search Updates Mean for the Future of Data Extraction

Google search results is becoming dynamic. Here is what changed at Google's Latest I/O conference and how to parse these new search results with SerpApi once they're officially rolled out.

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How to find the Google Knowledge Graph ID (kgmid) for anything

Google's Knowledge Graph is powered by an extensive database of IDs. Here's how to find them for any person, place, or thing.

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How to scrape Google sports results

SerpApi lets you fetch sports data from Google as structured JSON, including game and player statistics, tournament results, and highlights.

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Build a Slack Bot That Alerts You When Your Competitor Launches a New Page

How to build a simple system that alerts you on Slack when a competitor launches a new page and it appears in search results using SerpApi

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Get Google Organic Search Results Instantly with Google Light Fast API

The API documented here has been discontinued because Google now limits the underlying endpoint to only 3 organic results. We recommend using the Google Light API as an alternative. Introduction If you’re a marketer who wants to monitor keyword rankings for your business, or a developer wanting to pull

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Google Experiments With Restricting Results Per Page

Google has started testing yet another groundbreaking change to how the results are served.

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Google Jobs Search Query Operators

Simple commands you can type directly in the search bar to get relevant job results

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Calculating Search Credit Usage with SerpApi

A common question we get asked is: "how many search credits will it cost to do x" (or something along those lines), so I thought it would be fun to explain how I calculate these things when asked.

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