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john_loch
May 1st 2004, 1:49 am
Would anyone be interested in a desktop binary (windows) that imports a list of urls, then (by way of IE) fetches PR for each ?

It acts as a local proxy intercepting queries etc (that way it can handle page requests with a 200 OK but no content, while forwarding toolbar requests on to the relevant servers and processing throughput).

The advantage is mainly speed, and very little traffic (reads: cheaper if you're paying by the packet etc).. and no French !

I did an Alpha test on such a tool last night, and pulled around 1000 queries in 5 mins (remember it's not multithreaded, just driving a single instance of IE initially - so it's not too bad).

Oh, did I mention the MAC VERSION ? - It'll be dependant on either exports from the windows tool, or a windows service, but either way, MAC users won't be completely left out.. :)

Any feature requests would be welcome too at this point. At present, it's just a quick way to retrieve PR en masse (and of course DMOZ category).

I'll be posting the alpha dload url within the next few days if ppl show interest.
:)

Foxy
May 1st 2004, 9:53 am
Yep for Mac :)

0BroadProspect
May 2nd 2004, 5:09 am
do you need to register with google API ?
/BP

john_loch
May 2nd 2004, 11:44 am
do you need to register with google API ?
/BP

Nope.. it queries the toolbar servers only.. it's not analyzing SERPS. Just pulling pagerank (as in the little green bar) at this point.

Though it would make sense to use the API if looking at keyword/serp ranks etc.. (truth be told, the API is only good for 1k queries per day anyhow, so any such features would prolly be scrapings.)

:)

john_loch
May 2nd 2004, 10:29 pm
Just a thought - and a question i suppose to anyone who's done this before. How do people in general feel about linkware.. ie software will only run if a link is present on page xyz of site xyz with pr x (which of course is defined by a reg key generated when they dl the software.)

Any thoughts on that ? (I mean, most folks prefer to be clean and clear of requirements by the time they deploy software etc..)

What's the general concensus ? (ps - I'm aware of workaround issues etc, it's just a concensus of the general SEO community I'm after)

:)