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SE::Bing - Bing search engine results parser

Bing

Bing parser overview​

Bing search results parser. Thanks to the SE::Bing parser, you will be able to obtain huge databases of links ready for further use. You can use queries in the same form as you enter them in the Bing search bar, including search operators (contains, intitle, language, site, etc.). More details on the official Advanced search keywords page.

A-Parser functionality allows you to save Bing parser settings for future use (presets), set a parsing schedule, and much more. You can use automatic query multiplication, substitution of subqueries from files, brute-forcing of alphanumeric combinations and lists to get the maximum possible number of results.

Saving results is possible in the form and structure you need, thanks to the built-in powerful Template Toolkit templating engine, which allows you to apply additional logic to the results and output data in various formats, including JSON, SQL, and CSV.

Parser use cases​

Collected data​

  • Number of results for the query
  • Links, anchors, and snippets from search results
  • List of related keywords
  • Links, visible links, anchors, snippets, and ad position from advertising results
Collected data

Capabilities​

  • Support for all Bing search operators (site:, ip:, etc.). More details on search operators on the official Advanced search keywords page.
  • Parses the maximum number of results provided by Bing - up to 200 pages of results
  • Can automatically parse more than 1000 results per query - substitutes additional characters (Parse all results option)
  • Ability to parse in depth by related keywords (Parse related to level)
  • Ability to search for related keywords
  • Ability to parse links to cached pages
  • Ability to parse mobile search results
  • Support for loading data when scrolling in mobile layout

The following parsers work based on the Bing parser:

  • SE::Bing::PositionSE::Bing::Position - determining the positions of any sites in search results for a list of queries

Usage scenarios​

  • Collecting link databases - for A-Poster, XRumer, AllSubmitter, etc.
  • Assessing competition for keywords
  • Searching for backlinks (mentions) of sites
  • Checking site indexing
  • Searching for vulnerable sites
  • Searching for sites on the same IP address
  • Any other options involving Bing parsing in one form or another

Queries​

As queries, you should specify search phrases exactly as if they were entered directly into the Bing search form, for example:

test
windows Moscow   
site:http://lenta.ru  
ip:222.36.12.12

Query substitutions​

You can use built-in macros for query multiplication, for example, we want to get a very large database of forums, let's specify several main queries in different languages:

forum
forum
foro
论坛

In the query format, we will specify a character brute-force from a to zzzz; this method allows for maximum rotation of search results and obtaining many new unique results:

$query {az:a:zzzz}

This macro will create 475254 additional queries for each original search query, which in total will give 4 x 475254 = 1901016 search queries, an impressive figure, but it's not a problem at all for A-Parser. At a speed of 2000 queries per minute, such a task will be processed in just 16 hours.

Using operators​

You can use search operators in the query format, so it will be automatically added to each query from your list:

site:$query

Output results examples​

A-Parser supports flexible result formatting thanks to the built-in Template Toolkit templating engine, which allows it to output results in an arbitrary form, as well as in structured formats like CSV or JSON

Exporting a list of links​

Same as in SE::Google.

Same as in SE::Google.

Same as in SE::Google.

Same as in SE::Google.

Keyword competition​

Same as in SE::Google.

Checking link indexing​

Same as in SE::Google.

Saving in SQL format​

Same as in SE::Google.

Dumping results to JSON​

Same as in SE::Google.

Results processing​

A-Parser allows processing results directly during parsing; in this section, we have provided the most popular cases for the Bing parser

Same as in SE::Google.

Same as in SE::Google.

Extracting domains​

Same as in SE::Google.

Removing tags from anchors and snippets​

Same as in SE::Google.

Same as in SE::Google.

Possible settings​

note

General settings for all parsers

Parameter nameDefault valueDescription
Pages count10Number of pages to parse (from 1 to 200)
RegionBased on IPRegion selection. List of regions.
Interface languageAnyInterface language selection. List of languages.
Safe SearchModerateSafe search option selection (Strict / Moderate / Off)
DeviceDesktopSearch device selection (Desktop / Mobile)
Show inaccessible results☐Allows enabling the display of hidden results
Stop pagination by results count0Stopping pagination traversal when a specified number of results is reached. Works in addition to Pages count, parsing stops depending on what is reached first: the specified number of pages or the specified number of results.