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Data Collection Industry: Q2 Insights and Predictions for Q3

Gabija Fatenaite

2019-08-061 min read

Over the years, Oxylabs partnered up with leading companies in their fields that rely on web scraping practice in their day to day tasks. Here at Oxylabs, with the help of our Data Research Department, we provide quarterly Data Collection Industry Reports to our partners, which allows drawing statistical-based actionable insights.

For the very first time, we decided to provide access to this report to anyone who would like to gain a broader perspective of how most prominent companies go on about web scraping. Without further ado, all you need to do is leave your email to download our Data Collection Industry 2019: Wrapping Up Q2 & Forecasting Q3 report down below.

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Data Collection Industry 2019: Wrapping Up Q2 & Forecasting Q3

What can you expect?

This report aims to provide a comprehensive insight into overall web scraping statistics of Q2 2019, as well as to identify trends by exploring Q3 2018 historical data, and consequently, forecasting the volume of requests and traffic for Q3 2019.

Actual usage statistics of our clients support the findings of this document, that utilized datacenter proxies and Real-Time Crawler solution (now known as a Web Scraper API) to carry out web scraping operations throughout the Q2 2019 phase.

*Traffic volumes and request amounts are summarized into trend graphs, ensuring absolute anonymity. The findings don’t include usage statistics of the clients that prefer for their usage statistics to not be recorded.

We hope you find it useful!

About the author

Gabija Fatenaite

Director of Product & Event Marketing

Gabija Fatenaite is a Director of Product & Event Marketing at Oxylabs. Having grown up on video games and the internet, she grew to find the tech side of things more and more interesting over the years. So if you ever find yourself wanting to learn more about proxies (or video games), feel free to contact her - she’ll be more than happy to answer you.

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