DataForSEO Make integrationAutomate DataForSEO with Make.

You get the actual list of links pointing at a domain, a subdomain or a single page, and Run once shows you how they arrive in Make. That is the raw material for outreach or for a cleanup.

One call gives you the big picture of a link profile: an overview of the backlink data for a domain, a subdomain or a page, returned as a single result rather than a long list.

This module shows how the link profile of a domain has moved over time, with history reaching back to the beginning of 2019. You see growth, drops and plateaus instead of a single snapshot.

Hand it up to a thousand domains, subdomains or pages at once and it sends back a rank score for each. Comparing a batch of candidates becomes one step instead of a long chain.

Need the backlink count for a whole list in one go? This module returns the number of backlinks for up to a thousand targets, and you can mix domains, subdomains and pages in the same batch.

This module returns an overview of backlinks and the data attached to them for several targets at once, which saves you from running a summary module target by target.

You learn how many distinct websites link to each target, for up to a thousand domains, subdomains or pages per call. One site can link many times, so this count tells you how wide a network really is.

Here is the detailed view: the referring domains pointing at the target you choose, each with its related data. Where the bulk module only counts, this one names the sites.

Before you chase or keep a link, this module flags risk: it returns Spam Scores for up to a thousand domains, subdomains or pages in a single call.

Type a keyword and this module brings back the Google Search results for it, already parsed so each result can be mapped cleanly into the next module.

This Business Data module appears in the DataForSEO documentation without an official description, so the safest way to learn what it gives you is to add it, click Run once and read the output.

You get groups of related business categories along with the number of entities in each, which helps size a local market before you study it business by business.

Reviews left on Google Business Profiles land in your scenario with their related data, for businesses anywhere in the world, so they can reach a sheet or a team channel.

This module runs an essential SEO audit on the page you name and hands the findings to the next step, so a quick check does not require opening a separate tool.

Any web page comes back as structured content: link URLs, anchors, headings and text, separated and ready to map into another app.

For any domain, this module returns ranking and traffic data from organic search, a fast picture of how visible the site is.

Give it a seed keyword and you receive long tail phrases that contain it, the longer variations people search around your topic.

Point it at a domain or a single page and you get the list of keywords it ranks for, which shows where its organic traffic actually comes from.

Each keyword in your list comes back with a Keyword Difficulty score, the figure that tells you how hard a term will be to rank for.

This module estimates the monthly organic traffic of a website or a page, so you can size a competitor or a potential partner in one step.

Where the previous module gives a current estimate, this one returns a historical estimate of organic traffic for a site or page, so trends become visible.

Keyword Ideas reaches beyond your own wording: it returns search terms that fall into the same Google product or service category as the keywords you enter.

This module gives a search volume for your target keywords based on their estimated use in AI tools, a different angle from classic search volume.

You receive the data shown in the Explore tab of Google Finance, pulled into Make so it can feed a sheet, a message or a dashboard.

This module retrieves what the Markets tab of Google Finance displays, giving your scenario a broad market picture without anyone copying numbers by hand.

For a single instrument, this module returns the data from the Quote tab of Google Finance, the page you would open to check one stock.

See what Google shows in AI Mode for a query: this module returns the search results of that Google Search feature so you can store and compare them.

Three figures per keyword come back: search volume, cost per click and competition, for the terms you send in the call.

Feed in a few terms and it returns relevant keyword suggestions for them, a broader starting list for keyword research.

This is the advanced version of the Google results module: it returns advanced Google Search results for the keyword you specify, parsed for mapping.

Anything the listed modules do not cover stays reachable: this module calls any endpoint of the DataForSEO API from your scenario, using the same connection.

You get information about businesses listed on Google Maps in the categories you specify, a ready list of local companies to study or contact.

Type a company name, a market or an instrument and this module finds matching Google Finance entries: stocks, futures and asset pairs with their value, growth trends and identifiers.