Get a Discord Alert Whenever Your Keyword Trends on YouTube
This watches YouTube for the terms you care about and pushes a clean Discord alert the moment a match appears — so you join the conversation while it's still hot.
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Step 1 — Poll the source
Add a
YouTubesearch node (or scheduledHTTP Request) that runs every 15–60 minutes and returns the newest items for your keyword. - 2
Step 2 — Filter to real matches
Add an
Ifnode so only items whose title or body contains your keyword continue. Keep a list of seen IDs (in aSetor a data store) to avoid re-alerting on the same post. - 3
Step 3 — Announce in Discord
Add a
Discordnode. Point it at a channel webhook and paste the title, a snippet and the link into the content field. Discord webhooks need no OAuth — just the webhook URL from the channel settings.
Frequently asked questions
How do I avoid duplicate alerts?
Track the last-seen item ID. n8n's `Remove Duplicates` node or a tiny Google Sheet of seen IDs both work; compare before Step 3.
Can I watch several keywords?
Yes — run multiple searches in Step 1 or use an OR query, then let the same filter and Discord step handle them all.
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