Relative keywords comparison - Google trends with Python

[@sandervalentijn6471]

Another night of going to bed way too late, but another night of some great stuff learned! This was the second Google Trends tutorial I used from your channel and it really helped me out a lot. I got stuck trying to make graphs with matplotlib but this was exactly what I needed. And a great addition to your first tutorial (looking at trends per keyword). I have used that one to create excel workbooks with a sheet per keyword (using xlswriter) including a graph and trend development per keyword so I can easily share with colleagues. Great great stuff! Keep it up bro. Sander

[@Pythonenthusiast]

Sander, I am very happy to hear that this was helpful! I do understand the feeling of staying up late to figure out stuff and improve your knowledge :) Keep up the learning journey, it pays off!

[@maxs.8146]

It took me way to long to debug my script, but in the end I fixed everything. Another amazing video, keep this good work up

[@Pythonenthusiast]

Thanks Max. Debugging improves your coding skills and knowledge :)

[@andriioliinyk4466]

Thank you very much! Your tutorial is amazing and very useful.

[@michellepenny2103]

Your tutorials are awesome! You make it so easy to learn this stuff. Thank you so much!

[@Pythonenthusiast]

Thanks for the kind words Michelle, it means a lot to me!

[@yuktijain8204]

ValueError: shape mismatch: objects cannot be broadcast to a single shape. Getting this error after implementing bar please help me debugging it

[@Wakky982]

Same problem here .. did u solve it ? :)

[@dicasdoaprendiz]

same here. did u solve it ?

[@dicasdoaprendiz]

hey guys, i managed to fix it. I just had to keep watching the tutorial lol Here is the fix: ax2.bar(x_pos, mean[0:len(all_keywords)], align = 'center')

[@ramoses1]

@@dicasdoaprendiz You just saved me a couple of hours, thank you SO MUCH! I'm just curious why it did work in his script, maybe some update in matplotlib?

[@monet1663]

Hello thank you for the videos they're really amazing! Is there a way in pytrends to get all the Related queries from a keyword in google trends instead of the very limited results given in the web interface? thank you

[@Gama1939]

Hey, awesome video! anw, when creating the bar-chart, why don't you use the "all_keywords" list as a tick instead of creating a new one with numpy? does it gives a different output? here's an example: ax2 = plt.subplot2grid((3,2), (0,1), rowspan=1, colspan=1) ax2.bar(all_keywords, mean, align='center')

[@Pythonenthusiast]

Hi William, thanks for the comment. Your suggestion would absolutely work and it is one way to plot. In this case, it would make no difference to the visual representation. The reason why I used NumPy instead is to define the positions of the ticks which makes the ticks more flexible in the long run. You can easily move them a bit to the right by adding +0.5 or to the left by subtracting -0.5. In this example, that is difficult to see, but if you rotate the ticks at some point and you have more keywords, you might want to move the ticks in one direction to get a better bar chart. The good part about coding is that there are many ways to get to the result and your proposal absolutely works! I hope this helps!

[@Gama1939]

@@Pythonenthusiast Thanks for the insight!

[@Pythonenthusiast]

@@Gama1939 Thank you for your question and following this tutorial :)