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Google Trends

The Google Trends component is designed to help users analyze keyword trends related to SEO using data from Google Trends. It provides insights into how interest in certain keywords changes over time in a specific language.

This component utilizes the Google Trends API to fetch and analyze data about keyword trends. It allows users to input keywords and a language code to retrieve information about how interest in those keywords has evolved over time.

Inputs

  • Keywords: A list of keywords you want to analyze, separated by commas. For example, “artificial intelligence, machine learning”.
  • Language Code: The language code for the search query, such as “en-US” for English (United States).

Outputs

The component produces three main outputs:

  • Tool: Provides access to the Google Trends SEO tool.
  • Response: Returns the response from the Google Trends request, which includes data about keyword interest over time.
  • Chart: Generates a chart based on the Google Trends data, visually representing the keyword trends.

Usage Example

Imagine you want to understand how interest in “artificial intelligence” and “machine learning” has changed over the past year. You would input these keywords and select the appropriate language code. The component will then provide you with a chart and data showing the trends over time.

Templates

Currently, there are no specific templates where this component is used. However, it can be integrated into any workflow that requires keyword trend analysis.

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  • OpenAI Tools Agent: Uses OpenAI’s language models to generate text.

Tips and Best Practices

  • Ensure your keywords are relevant and specific to get the most accurate trend data.
  • Use the default language code if you’re unsure which one to choose, as it covers a broad audience.

Security Considerations

When using this component, ensure that any data inputted is not sensitive or confidential, as it will be processed through external APIs.