I need a script or software that can pull keywords from Overture's Keyword Selector Tool found at:
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I am hoping someone has something similar already that can be adapted to my needs.
This program would grab all keywords for a search term, and spider down all related keyword links multiple levels until no more links exist. I do not need the hit amounts associated with the keywords.
For example lets say our search term was "addiction". The results would be save as [login to view URL] and look like:
addiction
addiction treatment
drug addiction
janes addiction
addiction solitaire
sex addiction
gambling addiction
sexual addiction
prescription drug addiction
alcohol addiction
vicodin addiction
oxycontin addiction
porn addiction
Obviously this list would be much larger, probably consiting of hundreds, if not thousands of search terms.
There is a small twist. I want to be able to paste in a list of different keywords that the program will be using to search. The program will create a DIFFERENT keyword list for each keyword I paste in. Let me explain....
I will paste in several keywords, one keywoord per line. This could be 10 keywords or 1000 keywords. Here is an example:
addiction
adoption
affiliates
alcohol abuse
alcoholism
anesthesiology
anorexia
antidepressants
antioxidants
anxiety disorders
The program will grab all keywords for each seperate search term, and spider down all related keyword links multiple levels until no more links exist for each keyword seperately.
Then save the results as a text file named after the main keyword above. So using the above example of 10 keywords. Your program will save 10 seperate text files like:
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alcohol [login to view URL]
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anxiety [login to view URL]
Does the above make sense? Like I said I believe this will be easy for a coder familiar with Overture's Keyword Selector Tool.
p.s. full source code will be delivered to me upon completion.