Ever wondered whether it’s possible to find out the popular keywords searched by people all over the world in search engines, Yes it’s possible. Some major search engines provide some statistical data on the keywords used through their websites. Below I’ll provide a list of places on the web that you could visit find out.
AOL Hot Searches:
Hot searches. Find out what everybody’s searching for today. Hot Searches gives you the most up-to-date popular searches and news stories from around the web. Get an extra slice of the hottest searches around of what’s hot on the Internet today. Aol has dedicated a whole section of pages which will provide you some ideas what people are searching for around the world. You can view some of the popular keywords through day or under a particular category, also giving you some idea of what people will want to search for in the future.
Ask.com IQ:
Check here to see the popular or top keywords on Ask search. Some of the categories you can see the top searches are Top Searches, Top News Searches, Top Advancing Searches, Top Movies. This also gives you a pretty good idea of how people are using Ask search engine.
Dogpile SearchSpy:
Catch a glimpse of some of the searches being performed on Dogpile.com.
See what the rest of the world is searching for at this moment. This is another place you could find out what people are searching for on the web. A related site MetaCrawler offers a similar MetaCrawler MetaSpy service.
Google Trends:
A quote from Google:
With Google Trends, you can compare the world’s interest in your favorite topics. Enter up to five topics and see how often they’ve been searched on Google over time. Google Trends also shows how frequently your topics have appeared in Google News stories, and in which geographic regions people have searched for them most.
With Hot Searches, you can see a snapshot of what’s on the public’s collective mind by viewing the fastest-rising searches for different points of time. You can see a list of today’s top 40 fastest-rising search queries in the U.S. You can also select a recent date in history to see what the top rising searches were and what the search activity looked like over the course of that day. Hot Searches are updated hourly.
Google Zeitgeist:
“Zeitgeist” means “the spirit of the times”, and Google reveals this spirit through the aggregation of millions of search queries we receive every day. We have several tools that give insight into global, regional, past and present search trends. These tools are available for you to play with, explore, and learn from. Use them for everything from business research to trivia answers.
This is another useful way of finding out what people are searching for on the web.
Lycos 50:
Lycos offers a glimpse of what’s being searhed by the users around the world. The Lycos 50 is a list of the most popular queries the search engine received over the past week.
MSN Search Insider:
The MSN Search Insider provides a list of the top 200 searches over the past week on MSN search. (in no particular order just random).
Yahoo Buzz Index:
Another useful tool to find out the top keywords on the web is Yahoo buzz.
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