Google Trends API Python Tutorial - Search Volume And Trending Keywords

[@damgetbags]

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[@AkaThePistachio]

Hey Adam sorry to ask the same question as other people but the 429 error is still happening for me ive updated to the newest version but still getting the same result :(

[@damgetbags]

could be a lot of things, mine seems to still be working did you get it sorted?

[@ЕвгенийЕфремов-ф6е]

Please help! Who solve this problem with 429 error?

[@MinimalNerd]

awesome video, I tried to integrate it in my webapp for Video Ideation but apparently the API is not working anymore, probably Google changed something, in the Github discussion many are reporting same issue.

[@damgetbags]

Hey Minimal Nerd, nice channel! That's a good idea, using the related queries, etc. This package was pretty spotty when I made the video - not at all surprised if they made changes to the API, or if they are gatekeeping the data from us. Pretty valuable stuff.

[@devendrapandey3111]

Hey@@damgetbags! Something has happened to pytrends just after your video and it's no more working. Although a new version of pytrends (4.9.1) has been launched recently but it is also not working. Would you like to help us out in how can we use pytrends now?

[@damgetbags]

Awesome new content Minimal Nerd! Looks like the version from the video is 4.9.0 Newest version as of today is 4.9.2 pypi.org/project/pytrends/4.9.2/ If you re-pip-install (update) pytrends, it should work. The second answer on this thread gives some details. stackoverflow.com/questions/75711314/issue-with-pytrends-and-latest-update-of-google-trends-website

[@biz-tech]

429 too many request - You can't get rid of this error because Google doesn't want us to do this. This library works by scraping google data which is against Google's policy

[@Erico9001]

The comparison for recession is a little off in google trends vs in python because geo wasnt specified, so youre comparing Worldwide in Python to USA in Trends

[@Colosuss83]

Nice video. Looks amazing but I think google has recognize you are accessing trends through a python bot. How did you overcome this. For reference the error is "The request failed: Google returned a response with code 429"

[@Colosuss83]

Any work around to this using jupyter or spyder?

[@damgetbags]

Sup Colosuss. I think they made updates that broke the process for this video. Stay tuned, I'll probably do a follow up once I get through next series.

[@Colosuss83]

@@damgetbags that is great!! Thank you so much!

[@damgetbags]

Looks like the version from the video is 4.9.0 Newest version as of today is 4.9.2 pypi.org/project/pytrends/4.9.2/ If you re-pip-install (update) pytrends, it should work. The second answer on this thread gives some details. stackoverflow.com/questions/75711314/issue-with-pytrends-and-latest-update-of-google-trends-website Did updating the version work for you?

[@mustafamir3317]

any update to this video? been waiting forever, its not working

[@damgetbags]

sup Mustafa - What version of pytrends are you using? Newest version as of today is 4.9.2 pypi.org/project/pytrends/4.9.2/ If you re-pip-install (update) pytrends, it should work. The second answer on this thread gives some details. stackoverflow.com/questions/75711314/issue-with-pytrends-and-latest-update-of-google-trends-website Did updating the version work for you?

[@Jimmy-t5h]

sir , the pytrends looks like unavailable with some problem now, its always shows pytrends.exceptions.TooManyRequestsError: The request failed: Google returned a response with code 429 @@damgetbags

[@gtnetwork2828]

429 Error still remains. Hoping someone found a way around it

[@damgetbags]

ill send you a note if i update this video - thanks for watching

[@damgetbags]

Looks like the version from the video is 4.9.0 Newest version as of today is 4.9.2 pypi.org/project/pytrends/4.9.2/ If you re-pip-install (update) pytrends, it should work. The second answer on this thread gives some details. stackoverflow.com/questions/75711314/issue-with-pytrends-and-latest-update-of-google-trends-website Did updating the version work for you?

[@HEY-T]

nope for me@@damgetbags

[@warunacomacadami]

👍🤎

[@MajidKC]

you are going too fast

[@damgetbags]

Majid - thanks for subscribing. I have been thinking about slowing down my content, but I tend to make my videos fast because so many people have short attention spans.

[@AlexHitchon]

Hey thanks for the great video. I have been running into a bit of an issue, so for some reason my data has a lot of 0 values with just a few spikes this doesn't match what I see on google trends here is an example of the code: from pytrends.request import TrendReq pytrends = TrendReq(hl='en-US') pytrends.build_payload(['Tesla'], 0, 'today 12-m', '', '' ) data = pytrends.interest_over_time()

[@damgetbags]

Hey Alex, some other people in the comments have been saying that the library from the video has been not working the same. I think this video might need a PART TWO.

[@AlexHitchon]

@@damgetbags I was able to figure it out. Adding a retries line fixed the issue. pytrends = TrendReq(retries=3)