# Where To Find Data

If you’re looking for data, Google is still your best friend.

* A simple search like `[data type] datasets` can often return everything you need.
* To dive a little deeper, try Google’s [Dataset Search](https://datasetsearch.research.google.com/) product. It’s like Google, but specifically for datasets.
* Searching for file types can help hone your results further. Using the `filetype:` modifier in the search bar, you can track results in specific formats.
  * `filetype:xls` for spreadsheets
  * `filetype:csv` for CSV files
  * `filetype:json` for JSON files
* Similarly, you can search for results from specific sites like Google Sheets with the modifier `site:`[`docs.google.com/spreadsheet`](http://docs.google.com/spreadsheet)
* If you have technical knowledge, search for API endpoints to query for data.
* If a website contains data you want to access, consider scraping it. This also requires a little technical know-how, but if you’re up for the challenge, we’ve compiled a list of [the best data scraping tools for pSEO](https://www.findable.au/tools/pseo/best-data-scraping-tools-for-pseo).

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