New tool offers advanced, bulk search of Semrush data

As a former Senior Account Manager for Semrush, I worked with dozens of people to integrate API. Individuals and companies that offer free tools bring new creative ways to access Semrush data and are a critical part of growing the user community.

What’s missing – and what I’m now providing for free – is a tool that does this bulk inquiry via form: throw in your bulk search terms and API, and GO!

The biggest advantage I find with form-based API for Semrush are the API calls to the server are separated one at a time. The Semrush API service is not built to hit the server with 20 API requests at once, and this can sometimes cause problems with the Google doc implementations.

It took me over a year to fully realize the importance of bulk queries for research with tools that access publicly available data like Semrush. In the end, this is actually “multivariate analysis.”

If you’re not a data person, that term can sound as scary as a Wandering Brazilian spider (in my mind, any creature that just wander round is scary as hell because I assume it can kill/poison anything it touches and is as fearless as a lion!). Some of the most complex statistics work is multivariate, but working with Semrush data, all we do is look for correlations and ideas based on comparing many variables to each other: not rocket science.

We are so used to typing in one term or variable in search engines and finding what is related to it and that alone, we forget that it is much more effective to find...