Get search insights without copy and paste. The flow pulls Google results, removes clutter, and sends a short, structured summary to a webhook. It helps marketing teams check brands, competitors, and topics fast.

When you click Test workflow, a set step stores the search term and your Bright Data zone. The flow calls the Bright Data API to fetch the raw Google results. An extractor removes HTML and scripts and keeps plain text only. A Google Gemini model builds a clear summary using a summarization chain. An AI agent then formats the data and posts a JSON payload to your webhook with fields like search_summary and search_result. You can feed this into chat tools, dashboards, or a database.

Before running, update the search query, the Bright Data zone, and the webhook URL. You need a Bright Data token and a Google Gemini API key. Expect research time to drop from around thirty minutes to a few minutes per topic. Common uses include brand monitoring, weekly competitor checks, and topic validation for content planning. The setup is simple, the output is clean, and the results are easy to share across the team.

• Manual test trigger lets you run on demand for any topic
• Set node stores the search query and Bright Data zone for clean control
• HTTP Request calls Bright Data to fetch raw Google search results
• Information Extractor removes HTML, CSS, and scripts to keep plain text
• Summarization Chain uses a Google Gemini model to create a short brief
• AI Agent formats results and sends JSON to a webhook using an HTTP tool
• Configurable webhook URL and payload fields search_summary and search_result
• Multiple Gemini nodes allow separate control of summarization and agent output

• Reduce manual SERP research from 30 minutes to 3 minutes per query
• Automate up to 80 percent of repetitive search review work
• Improve consistency of summaries by using the same prompt every time
• Handle 10 times more search topics with the same team size
• Send results to any system that accepts webhooks for easy reporting

1. Import the template into n8n: Create a new workflow in n8n > Click the three dots menu > Select 'Import from File' > Choose the downloaded JSON file.
2. You'll need accounts with Bright Data, Google Gemini and Webhook.site. See the Tools Required section above for links to create accounts with these services.
3. In Bright Data, create or locate your zone for web scraping and copy your API token. Keep this safe.
4. In Google AI Studio, create a Google Gemini API key. Copy the key for later use.
5. Open Webhook.site and copy your unique URL. This will receive the final JSON.
6. In n8n, double click the Perform Google Search Request node. In the Credential to connect with dropdown, click Create new credential, choose HTTP Header Auth, and add your Bright Data token as required. Give the credential a clear name.
7. Double click each Google Gemini model node. In the Credential to connect with dropdown, click Create new credential, choose the Google Gemini PaLM API credential, and paste your API key. Use the same credential for all Gemini nodes.
8. Open the Set Google Search Query node and update search_query with your topic and zone with your Bright Data zone name.
9. Open the Webhook HTTP Request node and replace the URL with your Webhook.site URL. Keep the POST method and the JSON body fields search_summary and search_result.
10. Click Test workflow to run. In Webhook.site, confirm a request arrives with the summary and results. If empty, check the extractor and summarization steps in the execution log.
11. If you see 401 or 403 errors, verify the Bright Data token and zone. If the agent output is too long, adjust the prompt inside the Google Search Expert AI Agent node to shorten the response.