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Welcome to MultiGoogler! A simple research tool to help you run multiple, similar searches on Google at once.

Step 1)
Type your search term structure below, and add “!!!” to the part of the search that changes.
For instance, I want to search for “all colleges in” NYC, Portland, etc.

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ex: all colleges in !!!
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Variables:
Step 2)
Replace the terms below, and each will be substituted in for “!!!” in a separate Google Search!
Variable Inputs
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new york city
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portland
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seattle
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dallas
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san jose
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houston
7
chicago
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Add Another Variable
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Step 3)
Choose how you want to see your searches!
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OR

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Open 7 Tabs in Google
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(must disable popups to use)

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