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SE::Google::TrustCheck - Website trust check

Parser overview​

The parser allows checking site trust in Google. All features of the SE::GoogleSE::Google parser are available. Thanks to A-Parser multi-threaded operation, request processing speeds can reach 900 requests per minute, which on average allows for up to 6200 results per minute.

Parser overview: speed of operation

A-Parser functionality allows you to save parsing settings for future use (presets), set parsing schedules, and much more.

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

Collected data​

  • Checking Google's Trust in the site
  • Possible results - 0, 1 and 2:
    • 0 - no additional link blocks
    • 1 or 2 means that Google trusts the site because it displays additional link blocks. 1 - means the site has a horizontal link block, and 2 - means it has a large vertical link block

what data the SE::Google::TrustCheck parser collects what data the SE::Google::TrustCheck parser collects

Capabilities​

  • Collecting a database of trusted sites
  • Supports selection of search country, domain, results language, and other settings

Queries​

You must specify the URL of the target site as a query, for example:

http://uraldekor.ru/  
http://a-parser.com/  
http://www.yandex.ru/  
http://google.com/  
http://vk.com/  
http://facebook.com/  
http://youtube.com/

Query substitutions​

You can use built-in macros for automatic substitution of subqueries from files; for example, if we want to check sites/a site against a keyword database, we specify several main queries:

ria.ru
lenta.ru
rbc.ru
yandex.ru

In the query format, we specify a substitution macro for additional words from the file Keywords.txt; this method allows checking a site database against a keyword database and obtaining positions as a result:

$query {subs:Keywords}

This macro will create as many additional queries as there are in the file for each original search query, which in total will give [number of original queries (domains)] x [number of queries in the Keywords file] = [total number of queries] as a result of the macro's operation.

You can also specify the protocol in the query format so that only domains can be used as queries:

http://$query

This format will prepend http:// to each query.

Output results examples​

A-Parser supports flexible result formatting thanks to the built-in Template Toolkit, allowing it to output results in arbitrary forms, as well as structured ones like CSV or JSON

Exporting trust check list​

Result format:

$query: $trustrank\n

The result displays a list of links and their Trust check.

Result example:

http://www.yandex.ru/: 2
http://a-parser.com/: 1
http://vk.com/: 2
http://uraldekor.ru/: 0
http://google.com/: 2
...

Same as in SE::Google.

Same as in SE::Google.

Same as in SE::Google.

Keyword competition​

Same as in SE::Google.

Link indexing check​

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 listed the most popular use cases for the SE::Google::TrustCheck parser

Saving domains with trust value "1"​

Add a filter and select the trust variable $trustrank - Trust rank from the dropdown list. Select type: String equals. Next, in String, enter the trust value we need: 1. With this filter, you can remove all results with unwanted trust.

Filtering example
Download example

How to import an example into A-Parser

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See also: Results filters

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​

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Common settings for all parsers

Supports all settings of the SE::GoogleSE::Google parser, as well as additionally:

Parameter nameDefault valueDescription
Pages count1Number of search result pages to parse (from 1 to 10)