Google Trends TR Volume Fetcher
Data & Research webCombines Turkey-specific search demand from Google Trends + Trendyol/Hepsiburada suggestions + estimated monthly volume into a row-by-row JSON data table.
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Google Trends TR Volume Fetcher
This skill turns the Turkey-specific search-demand signal for a product/topic list into a standardized data table. It gathers, in one place, the interest score and trend direction from Google Trends Turkey, real buyer intent from the autocomplete suggestions of Trendyol and Hepsiburada, and an estimated monthly search volume via Keyword Planner proxy logic. The difference from the generic web-research skill: it always produces output in the same schema, row by row, as machine-processable JSON.
Each row contains the keyword, category, estimated monthly searches, trend direction (rising/stable/declining/seasonal), year-over-year change percentage, competition level, average cost per click (TL), seasonality window, Trendyol and Hepsiburada suggestions, related rising query, and TR interest score (0-100).
When to use it: When you want to validate demand before bringing a product into the Turkish market, make an import/stock decision, pick a niche for content or SEO, plan seasonal campaign timing, or compare the search volume of competing categories. Import-decision hubs and niche-opportunity scouts can call this skill as a signal source.
Output: The estimates are proxies (not official ad-account data); they give direction and order of magnitude, not precision. Requires WebFetch/WebSearch permission.
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