296578 Finding quality keywords ...

Hello everyone, My name is Jonathan Regan. I'd like to thank you for reading this project description. I am just about to begin a wide-scale "pay per click" marketing campaign, and I would like to plenty of keywords for my search engine listings ... ====== PART 1. ====== I already have a script that extracts keywords out of the meta-tag field of websites listed in Google under a specified term, and this works well, but it does not understand that a "phrase" may consititute a keyword itself ... So, instead of a phrase such as "acting ebook" being extracted from a website, the script produces two keywords, "acting" and "ebook" which independently, are not much good to me. So the first part of this project, is to examine my existing script (which is very simple), and determine a way to extract keywords as they are intended from the meta-tags of the listings in Google. The script is a fully working version, but it just needs a little work to output the results correctly. I would also like you to give me an option to output the keywords, either seperately on a line each, or with commas in between. ie - either like this acting ebook acting coach acting classes or like this ... acting ebook, acting coach, acting classes This script already outputs the extracted keywords, and puts them on a seperate line each (so half the work is done). I just need the script to also put them into comma delimited format. Ok, that is it for part one. Quality programmers will be able to fix this script in about 20 minutes I'd say ... ===== PART II ===== This involves creating a script that extracts keywords from the Overture suggestion tool - but, it should also dig a little further, to get sub listings. Let me explain a little better. When you do a search for a term at the Overture keyword suggestion tool, 100 results are shown, but some of these (or all) contain sub results, if you feed the search terms back into Overture. In other words, if you do a search for "email" it will return 100 related terms, but you will notice that in third position, the term "free email" is shown. I need the script to not only extract all 100 main results, but also to then feed these results back into the Overture suggestion tool, to find all the results listed under each of the main 100 results. I hope this is understandable. If the script you create works perfectly, I should be able to specify a keyterm, and then the script should output the keyterms for the first 100 results, and all their sub results. It would be really cool if it could keep digging as well, to pull up results from sub-results. ie. If I perform a search for email, it grabs the top 100 results, and then also enters each of these 100 results back into the Overture tool, to find the 100 sub-results of each keyword. Hence the extracted keywords may be many more than 100. Anyway, you probably get the idea. I really want to hire a programmer that knows what they are doing - so only bid if you think you can do this project quickly, and with ease. I really appreciate your time, and I look forward to hiring a coder in the next 48 hours. Thanks and goodluck! Cheers, Jonathan P.S. - For those of you unfamiliar with the Overture suggestion tool, you can find it here: [login to view URL] P.P.S. - The script that I own, and that you will be modifying in part 1 is located here: [login to view URL]