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Hi there!

I am new to airtable.

I am having an intention to do bulk meta description requests for list of domains I’ve got.

Please suggest me the best shortcut, I guess the best option should be Google MetaData API, right?

Is there any way to connect airtable directly to Google API without 3rd party?


Thanks!

Eugene


Yep - I approach this my using Google Apps Script -> MetaData API and then from Google Apps Script -> Airtable API.



Yep - I approach this my using Google Apps Script -> MetaData API and then from Google Apps Script -> Airtable API.


Thanks for your feedback! This method is the easiest right? As I am not a programmer it could be a pain.

Maybe you could suggest me link for some tutorial?


Thanks for your feedback! This method is the easiest right? As I am not a programmer it could be a pain.

Maybe you could suggest me link for some tutorial?


Hi Eugene,



Indeed, a lifetime of pain if you become a programmer. :winking_face:


I addressed your question because it was predicated by the avoidance of a 3rd party solution. If the requirement is to own the integration approach entirely, your solution is only possible with custom code, and a fair bit of it.


Realistically, you will need about a year of study and practice to become proficient in all the SDKs and language constructs I referenced above. You might be able to plow through in a few weeks to get something working, but this would likely be a very minimal solution.


One alternative is Import.io, yes a third party system, but it might be useful to gather the data you want.


Hi Eugene,



Indeed, a lifetime of pain if you become a programmer. :winking_face:


I addressed your question because it was predicated by the avoidance of a 3rd party solution. If the requirement is to own the integration approach entirely, your solution is only possible with custom code, and a fair bit of it.


Realistically, you will need about a year of study and practice to become proficient in all the SDKs and language constructs I referenced above. You might be able to plow through in a few weeks to get something working, but this would likely be a very minimal solution.


One alternative is Import.io, yes a third party system, but it might be useful to gather the data you want.


Thanks for Sharing, bill, I’ll check it out.

I am into learning such super important skill as working with API’s and integrations I just need a good teacher who would explain all the stuff having real examples for non programmers ;)) Could be a great course for marketers though!


Thanks for Sharing, bill, I’ll check it out.

I am into learning such super important skill as working with API’s and integrations I just need a good teacher who would explain all the stuff having real examples for non programmers ;)) Could be a great course for marketers though!



Lots of good teachers in this community.


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