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Extracting the search results into a spreadsheet is a seemingly straightforward thing.

However, because of limitations on automated queries placed by Google and other search engines, it can become prohibitive to scrape the SERPs.

Compounding this issue is the fact that there aren’t many tools that can do this in an easy manner that results in a spreadsheet with the sought-after data.

The following is an overview of how to export Google search results to a spreadsheet, including relevant keyword data as well.

Extract SERPs To Spreadsheet With A Chrome Extension

First on the list is (arguably) the best Chrome extension for extracting the search results straight into a spreadsheet.

There are many other extensions that scrape the SERPs, but they don’t actually extract the data into a spreadsheet.

For example, Surfer SEO has an amazing Chrome extension that can extract a significant quantity of useful information about the sites that rank in the top 10, as well as provide keyword data that can help in crafting an article.

But, it doesn’t actually export the SERPs into a spreadsheet.

There is one that does this really well, and it’s from SEOquake.

SEOquake Chrome Extension

SEOquake offers a free SEO Chrome extension that provides multiple SEO data points layered right over the search results, including...

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