Martin Kravchenko, Founder at Automation for Lawyers, walks us through using YouTube's API to update video titles.

In this particular case, we are creating an application so that an individual user can be authenticated and able to update YouTube metadata.

In Step 2, we cover granting project access to YouTube API, setting up an API key for project access, and setting scope and redirect URLs. It also includes an explanation of client IDs and client secrets.

Step 3 covers creating the URL, getting access, and refresh tokens.

Note: this video was reuploaded after some struggles with Google -- apologies!

// RESOURCES
- Automation for Lawyers: https://www.automationforlawyers.com
- Martin Kravchenko:   / automationforlawyers  
- Google Documentation: https://console.cloud.google.com

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// CHAPTERS
- Start (00:00)
- Intro from Martin Kravchenko (00:32)
- What is OAuth? (02:24)
- Use Case Overview (02:24)
- Step 1: Creating a webhook in Integromat (06:18)
- Step 2: Setting up a Google Cloud Project and Access to YouTube API (09:38)
- Step 3: Approving the Application (18:42)
- Step 4: Updating YouTube Title via Postman (29:45)
- Step 5: Updating YouTube Title via Airtable & Integromat (37:46)
- Step 6: Storing and Updating Refresh Tokens in Integromat (45:30)
- Wrap-up (01:01:20)

Thanks for watching!

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