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Krawly Editorial Team

In-house engineers, writers & reviewers

10+ years of experience

About

Krawly is built and operated by Krawly.io. The Krawly Editorial Team is the small, in-house group of engineers, technical writers, and reviewers responsible for everything readers see on the site. We have spent the past decade building bespoke scrapers, SEO automation, and crawl infrastructure for agencies and SaaS products. Krawly is our attempt to package the most useful pieces of that work into a single, free, browser-based toolkit. Every blog post is drafted by one team member, fact-checked by a second reviewer, and copy-edited before it goes live. Tool descriptions are written by the engineer who built the tool, then reviewed by another team member who has used it against real data. We update articles when underlying tools change behaviour, when search-engine guidance shifts, or when readers point out factual errors. Reach the team at info@krawly.io.

Areas of expertise

Web scraping architectureTechnical SEO auditsSearch engine algorithmsHeadless browsers (Playwright, Puppeteer)Django and Python backendsSchema.org structured dataOSINT data sourcesEditorial fact-checking

Recent posts by Krawly Editorial Team

YouTube2026-01-12·4 min read

How to Scrape YouTube Playlist Data in 2026 (Free & Easy)

Learn how to extract video titles, descriptions, and metadata from any YouTube playlist in seconds — no coding required.

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Lead Generation2026-01-22·5 min read

How to Find Email Addresses from Any Website (5 Free Methods)

Discover 5 proven methods to find contact emails from any website — for sales outreach, PR, and business development.

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SEO2026-02-04·7 min read

Free SEO Audit Checklist for 2026 (With Tools)

Complete SEO audit checklist with free tools for every check — meta tags, speed, security, structured data, and more.

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Analysis2026-02-14·5 min read

Top 10 Best Free Website Analysis Tools in 2026

Discover the best free tools to analyze any website — technology stack, SEO, speed, security, and more. No signup needed.

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YouTube2026-02-26·4 min read

YouTube SEO: How to Extract Tags, Subtitles & Comments from Any Video

Learn how to extract YouTube tags, subtitles, and comments for SEO research and content strategy — all free tools included.

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Comparison2026-03-08·6 min read

Krawly vs SmallSEOTools — Which is Better in 2026?

An honest, feature-by-feature comparison of Krawly.io and SmallSEOTools. See which free SEO tool suite fits your needs.

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SEO2026-03-18·7 min read

Top 10 Free SEO Tools for Small Businesses in 2026

The best free SEO tools that small businesses can use today — from site audits to keyword analysis, backlink checking, and more.

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Web Scraping2026-03-26·5 min read

What is Web Scraping? A Beginner's Guide (2026)

Learn what web scraping is, how it works, common use cases, and how to scrape websites without coding using free tools.

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SEO2026-04-02·6 min read

How to Improve Your Website's SEO in 30 Minutes

A practical, step-by-step guide to quickly audit and improve your website's SEO using free tools. No technical expertise needed.

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YouTube2026-04-12·5 min read

Best YouTube Scraping Tools — Free & No-Code (2026)

Compare the best free YouTube scraping tools for extracting playlist data, comments, tags, thumbnails, and subtitles without coding.

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SEO2026-04-18·9 min read

What I Learned Auditing 100 Small-Business Sites for Free SEO Wins

Across 100 sites we audited with our own tools, the same five issues kept showing up — and they're cheap to fix. Real numbers, screenshots, and the patches that worked.

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Web Scraping2026-04-15·8 min read

Is It Legal to Scrape a Website in 2026? A Practical Guide

What U.S., EU, and UK courts have actually ruled on web scraping in the past two years — and the four-question checklist I run before any scraping job.

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SEO2026-04-20·10 min read

Free vs Paid SEO Tools: An Honest Comparison from Someone Who Built Both

After two years building Krawly's free tools and a decade using paid platforms (Ahrefs, SEMrush, Screaming Frog), here's what each one is actually good for — and where free tools genuinely do not compete.

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