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Track brand visibility in ChatGPT results with OpenAI and Google Sheets

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by Sara Soleymani ✓ · 12 views · created 2026-07-07 · Market Research, AI Summarization

Ready for 3.0. This template uses no nodes that n8n 3.0 removes. No removed nodes, versions or helpers found. Static check, last run 2026-10-19.

Nodes used (5)

Google Sheets

What it does

Quick overview This workflow runs weekly, reads buyer-style queries from Google Sheets, asks OpenAI Chat Completions (ChatGPT) each query three times, judges whether your brand is mentioned, and writes per-query visibility metrics and a 0–100 score back to a Google Sheets results tab. How it works 1. Runs every week on a schedule trigger. 2. Reads the query set (query, brand, and competitors) from a Google Sheets tab named queries. 3. Duplicates each query into three sample runs to account for variation in OpenAI responses. 4. Sends each sample query to OpenAI Chat Completions (gpt-4o-mini) to generate an answer at temperature 1. 5. Sends the generated answer to a separate OpenAI Chat Completions judge call (gpt-4o-mini) at temperature 0 to extract structured JSON about brand mention, rank, sentiment, recommendation, and competitors mentioned. 6. Aggregates the three judged samples per query to compute inclusion rate, average rank/sentiment, and a weighted 0–100 visibility score. 7. Appends the per-query results (including the run date and metrics) to the results tab in Google Sheets. Setup 1. Add an OpenAI credential for HTTP Header Auth using Authorization: Bearer <YOUROPENAIAPIKEY. 2. Add a Google Sheets credential with access to the spreadsheet you want to use. 3. Create a Google Sheets document with queries and results tabs and the expected columns (for example: queries: queryid, query, brand, competitors; results: rundate, queryid, query, brand, runs, inclusionrate, avgrank, avgsentiment, visibilityscore, competitorsseen). 4. Replace YOURGOOGLESHEETID with your actual Google Sheets document ID in both Google Sheets nodes. 5. Adjust the weekly schedule (day/time) or sample count in the code if you want a different cadence or number of runs per query.

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