Fetch country-specific Google Trends reports via Telegram bot
🚀 Telegram Google Trends Bot Workflow
This workflow creates a powerful, multi-country Google Trends bot on Telegram. Users can request the top trending search queries for any country by simply sending its two-letter country code (e.g., EG, US, SA). The bot fetches the latest data, formats it into a clean report, and sends it back to the chat.
✨ Key Features
- 🌍 Dynamic Country Selection: Get trends for any country on the fly by providing its
geocode - 📡 Automated RSS Fetching: Pulls the latest data directly from Google's official daily trends RSS feed
- 📊 Clean, Formatted Reports: Uses a custom code node to generate a beautiful, Markdown-formatted message that is easy to read on mobile
- 📈 Rich Information: Each trend includes:
- 🔍 The search query title
- 📊 Approximate search traffic volume (e.g., "20K+ searches")
- 📰 Links to the top 2 related news articles, complete with their sources
- 🌟 Optimized for Arabic: The report headers and labels are in Arabic, making it perfect for users in the MENA region, but can be easily adapted
⚙️ How It Works
- 💬 Telegram Trigger: A user sends a message containing a two-letter country code (e.g.,
EG) - 🌐 HTTP Request: The workflow uses this code as the
geoparameter in a request to thetrends.google.com/trending/rssendpoint - 📄 XML Parser: The native XML node converts the raw RSS feed data into a structured JSON format
- 💻 Code (Format Report): A JavaScript function processes the JSON data. It extracts the top 5 trends, formats the titles, traffic, and news items, and constructs the final Markdown text for the report
- 📤 Send to Telegram: The final, formatted report is sent back to the user who requested it
🛠️ Setup
- 🔐 Telegram Credentials: Add your Telegram API credentials to the
Telegram TriggerandSend a text messagenodes - 🌐 (Optional) Customize Language: The text and labels in the
Codenode can be easily translated to any language you prefer
n8n Workflow: Fetch Country-Specific Google Trends Reports via Telegram Bot
This n8n workflow automates the process of fetching Google Trends reports for a specified country and keyword, delivering the results directly to a Telegram chat. It simplifies accessing trending data by allowing users to initiate requests through a simple Telegram message.
What it does
- Listens for Telegram Messages: The workflow is triggered when a message is received in a configured Telegram bot.
- Extracts Country and Keyword: It parses the incoming Telegram message to identify the desired country and search keyword.
- Constructs Google Trends API Request: It dynamically builds the URL for the Google Trends RSS feed based on the extracted country and keyword.
- Fetches Google Trends Data: It makes an HTTP request to the Google Trends RSS feed to retrieve the latest trending searches.
- Parses XML Response: The XML data received from Google Trends is parsed into a structured JSON format.
- Formats Report for Telegram: It processes the parsed data to create a user-friendly summary of the top trending searches.
- Sends Report to Telegram: The formatted Google Trends report is then sent back to the user via the Telegram bot.
Prerequisites/Requirements
- n8n Instance: A running instance of n8n.
- Telegram Bot: A Telegram bot token and a chat ID where the bot will listen for commands and send reports. You'll need to create a bot via BotFather on Telegram.
Setup/Usage
- Import the workflow: Import the provided JSON into your n8n instance.
- Configure Telegram Trigger:
- Open the "Telegram Trigger" node.
- Select or create a new Telegram API credential. You will need your Telegram Bot Token.
- Ensure the "Allowed Updates" are configured to receive messages.
- Configure Telegram Node:
- Open the "Telegram" node.
- Select the same Telegram API credential used in the trigger.
- The "Chat ID" should be dynamically set to the chat ID from which the trigger message originated (usually
{{ $json.chat.id }}).
- Activate the Workflow: Save and activate the workflow.
To use the workflow:
Send a message to your configured Telegram bot in the format: /trends <country_code> <keyword>.
For example: /trends US AI to get AI trends in the United States.
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