If you've been copy-and-pasting Google results manually whilst doing your SEO research, then you'd be glad to know that there is an easy way to do so without having to do any coding! Using the ImportfromWeb extension, you can easily scrape Google search results to your Google Sheets in a matter of minutes. This quick and easy guide will show you how to scrape Google Results in Google Sheets with no code required!
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How to Scrape Google Results in Google Sheets
Install ImportFromWeb and attach the tool to your Google Sheets
Create a new Google Sheets document
Navigate to Extensions, find ImportFromWeb, and click on "Activate add-on"
Type a query (keyword you would like to search for) in any cell For example, we will use the keyword coworking spaces in Dubai
In a different cell type this formula: =IMPORTFROMGOOGLE(A1) *replace A1 with the cell where you imported the keyword*
The tool will populate the results. You can add a header for each column including Keyword, Page Title, Meta Description, Link, and Date.
You can also include more than one keyword in the formula and perform a simultaneous search for multiple queries. You can just change the formula to include all the cells with your keywords.
For example, if we have two keywords (coworking spaces in Dubai and coworking spaces in Manila) in cells A1 and A2, we can modify the formula as per the below:
=IMPORTFROMGOOGLE(A1:A2). The extension will populate results relevant to both keywords.
Frequently Asked Questions on How to Scrape Google Results in Google Sheets
What does it mean to scrape Google results?
Scraping Google results involves extracting information from search engine results pages (SERPs) to use in a structured format, such as a Google Sheet.
Is scraping Google results legal?
Scraping may violate Google's Terms of Service. It's important to review and adhere to Google's guidelines and ensure compliance with applicable laws.
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