setting up an analytics company - the book will definitely contribute to the agenda.

I am working as a freelancer mainly doing web scrape jobs...Most clients pay $50 to $80. I shared my recent earnings, see by clicking the "freelance" link.

I love the quick tips that I was able to implement in regards to parsehub and by talking to the author he provided another tip on import.io which I don't recall in the book

I have wondered about scraping and after read your book, i would like to find more about how to make money from scraping.

Being a web marketer for almost 20 years, data has always been my best friend. I've been scraping for years for my personal benefit and never thought of scraping for others. This book has opened my eyes on scraping data in certain industries and starting a new business! Join the FB group as I document my new scraping venture and post tips using the Outscrape tool!I'd definitely recommend Outscrape to a friend, if any of them were as a big data nerd as myself.

The thing I most liked about this book is that there was a lot of information on what data to scrape and how to use the scraped data to create your own product from it, or the ideas to whom you could possible try to sell the scraped data.

Many of you may know me as the person associated with Paigham Bot, which harvests data from platforms all over the world wide web....so I have a lot of experience in this specific industry. And I think this is probably one of the first books that has been compiled that has a lot of condensed information that you're not really gonna find in one place...The book does really well in kind of going over lots of different niche ideas that people can use, different web scraping techniques to build different kind of platforms, and the author gives a lot of background into how some of these multi-million dollar companies, Google for example, used webscraping to harvest data from all these different websites around the world to build their search engine. In general, the book contained a ton of information, a ton of ideas, and if people are a little bit creative in their thinking, they'll definitely be able to—especially if they're just starting out in online marketing or wanting to get into web scraping or data harvesting, and they're a little bit creative, they're going to be able to find some good ideas that maybe they can twist into their own specific niche of this market. I give it a thumbs up.Watch the video: https://youtu.be/qkDDi1-eMBI

I use web scraping to find "Expired Web 2.0 sites" with high MOZ metric...then I register them and sell on Fiverr & SeoClerks. I have successfully found & registered approximately 15,000 Expired Web 2.0 sites!" See some sample sales data by clicking my "Freelance" link.

Web Scraping Secrets Exposed is very detailed and does a great job laying out the different reasons for scraping the web and the different legitimate uses of scraped web data....Being knowledgeable and having the ability to get whatever data is required to have the ability to dominate your niche is more important now than ever. Market research has been a cornerstone of my business tactics for almost 20 years. He does a good job with his book and there is good information in there that I didn't know aboutThis book is a great place to start for any beginner, It also contains a great deal of more in-depth knowledge for the experienced scraper. I quickly read it when I first received it, but have gone back a couple of times since to go more in depth into the different links and tools that he mentioned.

I scrape travel destination websites, shop inventories, real estate listings… At first it was difficult because of my lack of experience but later it became easy. It takes like 5 projects. So I encourage you to try for yourself, and I wish you good luck!" [Click "Freelancer" to see this video testimonial.]