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Curious about how to write an Xpath ? You are getting onboard web scraping then. In this case, you need to amend the Xpath and locate the data accurately. It has a structure, not recognizable to the bot. If this is not working as well, well, the website you are scraping from is unique. You can try Octoparse’s auto-detection feature and let the AI algorithm select the data for you. If you find that after clicking a few pieces of data, the whole list on the web page is not selected automatically by Octoparse, maybe you need to find another method to do this. After a few clicks, you have built and run your URL extractor and get all of the 100 links into excel for your use. Click “Extract both text and URL of the link”.(The whole list of infographic websites will be selected in green) One thing that differs from it is you can click and build a scraper while you are browsing. You will be able to browse it as if you are surfing on Chrome. When you enter the target URL into Octoparse, the web page will be rendered in the built-in browser. A target URL ( example ) to scrape a list of URLs from.The video would help too if you find this textual tutorial boring. If you are looking to scrape other than URL data, more cases will be introduced in a video later. Octoparse can scrape all kinds of structured data from web pages efficiently.

This is a simple example of how you can scrape a list of URLs from a web page into excel. I am going to do this with a web scraping tool, Octoparse, in a few seconds.

Yea, this is what the URL extractor can do. from bs4 import BeautifulSoup import re import urllib2 import urllib read urls of websites from text file listopen open(web list.txt) readlist. This definitively could help boost my website traffic or at least number of backlinks. I can pull these websites’ URLs down to a table and every time I have created a new infographic, I am going to submit it to these websites. If I am an SEO marketer and one day I come across this roundup post, what would come to my mind is like: Take this article’s 100 infographic submission sites as an example. I am not sure if you have an idea about what is a roundup article, but you must have read one, and most likely you have read something that you want to save for future use. Is this the URL extractor you are looking for? Let’s see. This is a quick guide to help you pull down a list of URLs or a list of data on a web page into excel using Octoparse.
