With R’ you can crawl a website and automatically check the technical characteristics of the web pages: title, metadata, but also: counting the number of words, compute website internal page rank or extracting URLs from XML sitemaps.
Many SEO tools like semrush, ahref, botify, OnCrawl, adwords, … have APIs. With R’ you can request data in batches, for example, to process thousands of keywords or check the quality of a hundred domain names all at once. If you have a big website, you can uncover interesting information from Googlebot web server logs. R’ can help you cross-check them with other data sources. All the “tidyverse” packages are very handy to deal with these big datasets
Probably! it can, I just read this two websites, it is possible:
1) How to speed up SEO analysis: API advantages for SEO experts https://www.searchenginewatch.com/2019/03/14/speed-up-seo-analysis-with-api-advantages/
2) R API Tutorial: Getting Started with APIs in R
https://www.dataquest.io/blog/r-api-tutorial/
It can be useful to data analysts and data scientists as well.
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