Google SERP Harvester
Data & Research apifyPulls Google's first-page organic results for a keyword list and produces a row-level JSON dataset of each result as position, URL, domain, title, and snippet.
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Google SERP Harvester
Pulls Google's first-page organic search results for the keyword list you provide. For each keyword it returns the top-N results row by row as position, URL, domain, title, and snippet. Under the hood it runs Apify's official apify/google-search-scraper actor (~$0.001 per query) and supports multiple countries and languages.
When to use it
- When you want to see who shows up on Google for a keyword and which domains dominate the rankings
- Competitor domain mapping: which sites repeatedly appear at the top for specific searches
- To compare how the same keyword produces different results across geographies like TR / US / DE
- As an intermediate layer in pipelines like keyword-traffic-decoder: to SERP expanded keywords and forward the dominant domains to a similarweb analysis
What it produces
A row-level JSON dataset: each row is one organic result (keyword, country, language, position, url, domain, title, snippet, result_type). In addition, a meta block returns the query count, the number of unique domains, and an estimated cost. It returns organic results only; rich results such as featured snippets or "People Also Ask" are not included. Domain scoring is an optional post-processing step — the skill provides the raw data, and the decision belongs to the calling agent.
How do I use this skill?
Upload the google-serp-apify-fetcher.zip you downloaded as-is — no packaging needed, the format is already correct (folder at root).
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