Google Trends Email Automation with Shiny

Google Trends is a FREE tool to gain insights about Google Search Terms your organization cares about. What if you could streamline the process of analyzing keyword search trends and emailing a PDF report in 3-4 seconds? Learn how to do just that.

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Table of Contents

• Agenda – 4:03
• Shiny App Demo – Google Trends Email App– 5:38
• Google Trends Discussion – 9:32
• Why Automate? My Automation Story – 12:34
• Automation Workflow – 20:56
• Code Tutorial– 23:06
  • Directory Setup – 23:17
  • Google Trends Analysis – 25:01
  • GTrends Report Template – 35:26
  • Gmail Automation – 38:56
  • LL PRO BONUS – Shiny App – 49:03
• 3 Pro-Tips– How to Automate like a Boss! – 53:33
• Special Offer– 4-Course R-Track Bundle – Promo Code: learninglabs– 57:16

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