How to search for terms in Google Trends?
Posted: Wed Jan 29, 2025 8:52 am
So let's start by debunking the most common association - no, we will not find the number of Google searches for a given phrase in a given period.
With this Google tool, we will discover, as the name suggests, trends in the search engine. Hence, the value from 0 to 100 on popularity charts does not mean, of course, the number of views. It shows the scale of users' interest in a given topic at a given time.
How does it work? The system finds the day when the phrase we entered was searched for most often in the selected period and region. And this “hottest” day for a given phrase receives the value 100. The remaining days, in a proportional manner, depending on interest, take on the appropriate value from the range 0-99.
Nothing easier! Just go to Google Trends and enter your chosen phrase in the search box.
You will see results in several tabs that show the popularity of a given phrase – a graph america rcs data with interest over time, interest by region, a list of similar topics, and similar queries that are gaining popularity.
But that's not all. You will also see additional options . You can then compare your password with others or specify detailed filters for your search. These are:
territory
time shot
Categories
search location (e.g. Google search, YouTube or Google shopping)
At the very bottom, we will also find the Google News Initiative panel. Google provides resources from the news industry there, and also allows you to take part in Google Trends training, for example.
With this Google tool, we will discover, as the name suggests, trends in the search engine. Hence, the value from 0 to 100 on popularity charts does not mean, of course, the number of views. It shows the scale of users' interest in a given topic at a given time.
How does it work? The system finds the day when the phrase we entered was searched for most often in the selected period and region. And this “hottest” day for a given phrase receives the value 100. The remaining days, in a proportional manner, depending on interest, take on the appropriate value from the range 0-99.
Nothing easier! Just go to Google Trends and enter your chosen phrase in the search box.
You will see results in several tabs that show the popularity of a given phrase – a graph america rcs data with interest over time, interest by region, a list of similar topics, and similar queries that are gaining popularity.
But that's not all. You will also see additional options . You can then compare your password with others or specify detailed filters for your search. These are:
territory
time shot
Categories
search location (e.g. Google search, YouTube or Google shopping)
At the very bottom, we will also find the Google News Initiative panel. Google provides resources from the news industry there, and also allows you to take part in Google Trends training, for example.