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R for SEO - The Cookbook
What is this?
Using R for SEO, What to expect?
Getting started
Crawl and extract data
What's crawling and why is it useful?
Download and check XML sitemaps
Crawling with rvest
Website Crawling and SEO extraction with Rcrawler
Perform automatic browser tests with RSelenium
Grabbing data from APIs
Grab Google Analytics Data x
Grab 'DataForSeo' API data x
Grab Google Search Console Data x
Grab 'ahrefs' API data x
Grab Google Custom search API Data x
Send requests to the Google Indexing API using googleAuthR
other APIs x
Export and read Data
Send and read SEO data to Excel/CSV
Send your data by email x
Send and read SEO data to Google Sheet x
data wrangling & analysis
Join Crawl data with Google Analytics Data
Count words, n-grams, shingles x
Hunt down keyword cannibalization
Duplicate content analysis x
Compute ‘Internal Page Rank’
SEO traffic Forecast x
URLs categorization
Track SEO active pages percentage over time x
Data Viz
Why this is important? x
Use Esquisse to create plots quickly
Explore data with rPivotTable
Resources
Launch an R script using github actions
Types / Class & packages x
Datasets x
SEO Tools x
SEO & R People x
Execute R code online
useful SEO XPath's & CSS selectors X
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⚠️ THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS
Its good practice to check that you are dealing with

How do you check an object type?

you should use a class function(). here are some examples
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x <- 2
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class(x)
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# should display "numeric"
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y <- "2"
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class(y)
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# should display "character"
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xml_document

advanced types

Classic Packages

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How do you check an object type?
the classic types
data frames
xml_document
advanced types
Classic Packages
Lubridate