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All right. So, for this tutorial, we're just going to do a quick overview of how we can leverage NADN, which is a noode orchestration tool that's open source, free to use that we're currently hosting ourselves on Hostinger. And what we're going to do here in this use case is we're going to go over a scenario where we can use Twitter or X as a scraper to be able to do some market research in real time. So, in this case, what we have is we have a whole process that shows the being able to scrape X or Twitter. uh we're going to go ahead and iterate over the results using the Twitter API.io framework and we're going to use a form to be able to submit for the specific topic. So all we need to do to be able to run this, our outputs are going to go into Google Sheets which we have stored in Google Drive here as the Twitter scraper for Amazon sourcing. So we will go ahead here and hit test workflow which is going to pull up just a basic form for us. and we're going to put in our query that we're looking for on X as let's look for coupon codes and we'll click submit. So when we submit that that's going to go ahead and execute and it's going to iterate taking a couple different uh iterations over this of in this case we're doing it three times. And once it executes three times it will then go ahead and put that into our Google sheet. So if we open that up now we have a total of let me pull this over here. We have a total of 60. Let's go through it. Looks like it's a 119 or 118 tweets that we can take a look at. Um, each of those with the contents of a different coupon codes. So, as you can see, this is just a quick glance, but this will give you a way that you can tailor your logic to be able to get different coupon codes or really any research topic that's on X for that matter. So, I hope this is helpful uh as one way that you could use Noode tools to be able to orchestrate your processes.