What Problem Does It Solve?
- Brands and marketers spend hours manually searching Google for product reviews.
- Reading through multiple websites to gauge general sentiment is tedious and inefficient.
- It is difficult to spot recurring customer complaints or praises without aggregating data.
- This workflow solves these by:
- Instantly searching and scraping review content from the web.
- Using AI to read and score the sentiment of every review found.
- Generating a consolidated "Executive Summary" with key quotes and actionable advice.
How to Configure It
Telegram Setup
- Connect your Telegram Bot credentials in n8n.
- Set the Get Message node to watch for text messages.
Search & Scraping (Decodo)
- Connect your Decodo credentials (requires a Web Scraping API plan).
- This handles both the Google Search and the content extraction.
AI Setup
- Add your Google Gemini API key.
- The prompts are pre-configured to act as a "Strict Data Analyst," but you can edit the system prompt in the AI Agent node to match your preferred tone.
How It Works
- Trigger: You send a company or product name (e.g., "XQ Pharma") to your Telegram bot.
- Search: The workflow uses Decodo to Google search for "[Name] reviews" and extracts the top URL results.
- Scrape: It visits the review pages and strips away the HTML code to get clean text.
- Analyze (Loop): The first AI Agent reads the text and determines the sentiment (Positive/Neutral/Negative) and key topics.
- Report: A second AI Agent collects all the analysis pieces and writes a final summary containing a Sentiment Score, Customer Voice (direct quotes), and an Actionable Verdict.
- Delivery: The final report is sent back to you as a Telegram message.
Customization Ideas
- Change the Source: Modify the search query to target specific platforms (e.g., "site:reddit.com [Product] reviews").
- Change the Output: Send the final report to a Slack channel or Email for your team to see.
- Database Logging: Save the "Actionable Verdict" and sentiment scores into Notion or Airtable to track brand reputation over time.
- Competitor Analysis: Use it to research competitor products instead of your own to find their weaknesses.
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