Track competitor Instagram Reels, extract transcripts, and save AI insights to Google Sheets
Track competitor Instagram Reels, extract transcripts, and save AI insights to Google Sheets
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Monitor competitor Instagram accounts, collect newly published Reels, extract video transcripts, and use AI to generate content insights automatically.
This template helps marketing teams, creators, and researchers build a lightweight competitor content tracking workflow in Google Sheets. It is useful for spotting new content ideas, analyzing hooks and messaging, and maintaining a searchable research library.
What this template does
Checks selected Instagram accounts for newly published Reels Detects only new Reels based on the last tracking time Extracts transcripts from new videos Sends transcripts to OpenAI for insight generation Saves Reel data, transcripts, and AI insights to Google Sheets Updates progress and sends Telegram notifications
Google Sheets template
Preview: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10JFZqWaZ39g53ImNYVMPDqR16nO_DGAU6iw4XCjhrJo/edit?usp=sharing Copy: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10JFZqWaZ39g53ImNYVMPDqR16nO_DGAU6iw4XCjhrJo/copy
Before using this template
Create your own copy of the Google Sheets template Connect Google Sheets, Apify, OpenAI, and Telegram Add the Instagram accounts you want to monitor Adjust the per-run account and Reel limits if needed
Best for
Competitor content monitoring Reel transcript collection AI-assisted content research Ongoing inspiration tracking for marketing teams
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