Youtube crawler for data mining

Youtube crawler for data mining

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Nowadays information has became key for Digital Marketeers. Information allows us to get to know people’s habits and preferences. According to Forbes, businesses that segment their leads strategically manage to sell 60% more than the ones who don’t. For this reason having as much information as possible about our leads is more than essential. In this Blog Post we will present the YouTube Crawler tutorial, this is a useful tool that will help Marketeers to gather information.

What’s a crawler?

A crawler (also known as automatic indexers, bots, web spiders, web robots or web scutters) is an automated program, or script, that methodically scans through web pages to create an index of the data it is set to look for. This process is called Web crawling or spidering.

There are various uses for crawlers, but these are essentially used for Internet data mining. Most search engines use it as a means of providing up-to-date data and to find what’s new on the Internet. Analytics companies and market researchers use  crawlers to determine customer and market trends in a given geography.

If you want to know more about web crawlers or how to use them you can check the this tutorial below from our “How to code” friends.

How Does it work?

  1. Open the YouTube Scrawler Sheet
  2. Click on “Utils”
    • Click on “Youtube Search”

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  • Enter a query based on the Keywords Market Niches Map process

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  • Enter the language
    • es
    • pt_BR
    • en

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  • Enter the number of pages : 10

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And you are done! If you want to see more about this data mining process you can click here: See more!

If you liked our tutorial please don’t forget to like it or leave us a comment, if you want to know more on how to get advantage of your data base, you can check our blog post “Find any email with no stress“. Keep in touch!

Author: Vasco

Vasco Andrade e Silva is a technology-based entrepreneur. He co-founded his first software company while he was finishing the MSc in Software Engineering in 2008. In 2013 he created Easy Easy Apps in order to democratize the development of mobile applications – because he believes that everyone should be part of the mobile revolution.

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