The Google Trend Data Extract & Summarization workflow is ideal for trend researchers, digital marketers, content strategists, and AI developers who want to automate the extraction, summarization, and distribution of Google Trends data. This end-to-end solution helps transform trend signals into human-readable insights and delivers them across multiple channels.
It is built for:
Market Researchers - Tracking trends by topic or region
Content Strategists - Identifying content opportunities from trending data
SEO Analysts - Monitoring search volume and shifts in keyword popularity
Growth Hackers - Reacting quickly to real-time search behavior
AI & Automation Engineers - Creating automated trend monitoring systems
Google Trends data can provide rich insights into user interests, but the raw data is not always structured or easily interpretable at scale. Manually extracting, cleaning, and summarizing trends from multiple regions or categories is time-consuming.
This workflow solves the following problems:
Automates the conversion of markdown or scraped HTML into clean textual input
Transforms unstructured data into structured format ready for processing
Uses AI summarization to generate easy-to-read insights from Google Trends
Distributes summaries via email and webhook notifications
Persists responses to disk for archiving, auditing, or future analytics
Receives input: Sets an URL for the data extraction and analysis.
Uses Bright Data’s Web Unlocker to extract content from relevant site.
Markdown to Textual Data Extractor: Converts markdown content into plaintext using n8n’s Function or Markdown nodes
Structured Data Extract: Parses the plaintext into structured JSON suitable for AI processing
Summarize Google Trends: Sends structured data to Google Gemini with a summarization prompt to extract key takeaways
Send Summary via Gmail: Composes an email with the AI-generated summary and sends it to a designated recipient
Persist to Disk: Writes the AI structured data to disk
Webhook Notification: Sends the summarized response to an external system (e.g., Slack, Notion, Zapier) using a webhook