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something I threw together for tracking sentiment of keywords for a company, with the help of ai
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import os | |
import marvin | |
from serpapi import Client as SerpApi | |
serpapi = SerpApi(api_key=os.environ['SERPAPI_API_KEY']) | |
@marvin.ai_fn | |
def get_suggested_keywords(org_name: str) -> list[str]: | |
""" | |
Given an `org_name`, returns a list of suggested keywords to rank / track for SEO for that organization. | |
""" | |
@marvin.ai_fn | |
def sentiment_score(texts: list[str]) -> list[float]: | |
""" | |
Given a list of `texts`, returns a list of numbers between 1 (positive) and | |
-1 (negative) indicating their respective sentiment scores. | |
""" | |
def get_keyword_serp(keyword: str, with_snippet_sentiment=False) -> dict: | |
s = serpapi.search( | |
engine="google", | |
q=keyword | |
) | |
if with_snippet_sentiment: | |
return score_serp_descriptions(s) | |
return s.as_dict() | |
def score_serp_descriptions(serp: dict) -> dict: | |
scores = [sentiment_score([result['snippet']]) for result in serp['organic_results']] | |
for i, score in enumerate(scores): | |
serp['organic_results'][i]['sentiment-score'] = score | |
return serp | |
# ---- | |
company = "Apple" | |
print(f"Company name: {company}.") | |
serp = get_keyword_serp(company) | |
suggested_keywords = get_suggested_keywords(company) | |
print(f"Suggested keywords to track: {suggested_keywords}") | |
for keyword in suggested_keywords: | |
print() | |
print(f"Getting SERP for {keyword} and scoring snippet sentiment.") | |
s = get_keyword_serp(keyword, with_snippet_sentiment=True) | |
for result in s['organic_results']: | |
print(f"{result['position']}: {result['title']}: {result['sentiment-score']}") |
Author
kennethreitz
commented
Nov 8, 2023
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just a neat idea. not too much to see here
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