Extract stories with a specific tag from a Medium publication - article titles, authors, companies, publication dates, read times, engagement counts, and comments - to analyze how publications cover specific subjects and which tagged content resonates most.
Medium's tagging system lets publications organize their content by subject matter. When you navigate to a tag within a publication - for example, "Machine Learning" within Towards Data Science or "Leadership" within Harvard Business Review - you see a filtered view showing only stories with that tag. This filtered archive displays article titles, authors, company affiliations, publication dates, read times, clap counts, and response counts, giving you a focused lens on how a publication covers one specific subject.
For content strategists analyzing topic-specific performance within publications, editors evaluating their tagged content distribution, and researchers studying how particular subjects are covered on Medium, tag-filtered publication views offer granular content intelligence that whole-archive extraction cannot provide. This robot extracts the tagged story listings from within a Medium publication.
What tagged publication extraction provides:
| Position | Name | Company | Date | Time of Read | Title | Link | Like | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| #1 | Sarah Chen | Towards Data Science | Jan 15, 2024 | 8 min | Understanding Neural Networks | medium.com/@sarahchen | 2,847 | 156 |
| #2 | Marcus Williams | Harvard Business Review | Jan 14, 2024 | 6 min | Leadership in Remote Teams | medium.com/@mwilliams | 1,923 | 89 |
| #3 | Elena Rodriguez | Towards Data Science | Jan 13, 2024 | 12 min | Machine Learning Best Practices | medium.com/@erodriguez | 3,421 | 234 |
| #4 | James Park | Harvard Business Review | Jan 12, 2024 | 5 min | Strategic Decision Making | medium.com/@jpark | 1,654 | 72 |
| #5 | Priya Kapoor | Towards Data Science | Jan 11, 2024 | 10 min | Data Visualization Techniques | medium.com/@pkapoor | 2,156 | 145 |
No Medium API or partner access needed. The robot reads public tagged story pages and delivers structured subject-specific data.
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Each tagged story listing provides:
| Field | What it contains |
|---|---|
| Position | Sequential ranking of the story in the filtered results. |
| Name | Writer's name or author byline. |
| Company | Organization or publication affiliation. |
| Date | When the story was published. |
| Time of Read | Estimated reading duration. |
| Title | Story headline. |
| Link | Direct URL to the article. |
| Description | Story summary or excerpt. |
| Like | Engagement metric (claps/likes). |
| Comments | Reader responses and discussion count. |
Tagged listings show subject-filtered content. For full-archive extraction without tag filtering, use the Medium publication archive scraper.
How is this different from the Medium publication archive scraper?
This scraper extracts stories filtered by a specific tag within a publication. The archive scraper extracts all stories regardless of tag, giving you the full content catalog.
Can I extract stories for multiple tags at once?
Run the robot separately for each tag URL. Compare the results side by side to analyze how different subjects perform within the same publication.
Does every Medium publication use tags?
Most well-organized publications tag their content. Smaller or less structured publications may not consistently tag articles.
How do Medium tags work?
Authors add up to five tags per story. Publications can feature tag-based navigation. Tags help Medium's algorithm surface content to interested readers.
Is this medium articles scraper free?
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Tagged publication pages provide focused analysis - combine with broader Medium scrapers for complete coverage:
Titles, authors, engagement - subject-filtered content data from Medium publications.
