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Do you want to find out how to use Google Trends for your market analysis? You are in the right place! Born way back in 2004, Google Trends was completely renewed - both from a graphic point of view and in its functions - in 2015, but still today, despite being one of the most immediate tools for carrying out market analysis and analyzing the competition and current fads, few users know about it and even fewer use it. Precisely because of its still "marginal" role in the daily life of those who work in the web sector (both as a specialized web agency and as a company present online with a website or an e-commerce site), we have decided to create a short guide dedicated to how to use Google Trends to study the market in which you operate and your competitors.
There are dozens of free - and non-free - portals and services for Nigeria Phone Number analyzing your competitors, first and foremost we remember SEM Rush, but Google Trends has a slightly different function. Its logic makes it an excellent tool "accessible to all" to understand the Macroscopic Trends of a market in order to optimize one's editorial plan in the next period or one's product catalog in view of an evolution of one's product sector. GOOGLE TRENDS: THE MAIN SECTIONS FOR ANALYZING A DIGITAL MARKET Let's start from the Google Trends home page, visible here and let's start immediately - at a glance - to understand the potential of the tool. A summary of the main web trends of the moment, similar to the rankings of the most popular hashtags on Twitter or Instagram, is presented to us with the title Current Trending News.
If we operate in the news and current affairs sector , perhaps with a blog followed by a real editorial staff, this list could be very useful for evaluating the publications of the day or week. Obviously, since it is a ranking generated on the basis of recent publications and searches carried out by users, for many news journalists it could prove to be too "slow" and now dated in terms of content, but for bloggers and in-depth portals it can be a real goldmine in terms of information and insights. HOW TO USE GOOGLE TRENDS: BASIC ANALYSIS FUNCTIONS Before analyzing the composition of the Google Trends page and all its functions, I want to present two other macroscopic, but interesting sections, reachable from the sitelinks (minor links, present in the search results - divided into two columns - below the main result) .
There are dozens of free - and non-free - portals and services for Nigeria Phone Number analyzing your competitors, first and foremost we remember SEM Rush, but Google Trends has a slightly different function. Its logic makes it an excellent tool "accessible to all" to understand the Macroscopic Trends of a market in order to optimize one's editorial plan in the next period or one's product catalog in view of an evolution of one's product sector. GOOGLE TRENDS: THE MAIN SECTIONS FOR ANALYZING A DIGITAL MARKET Let's start from the Google Trends home page, visible here and let's start immediately - at a glance - to understand the potential of the tool. A summary of the main web trends of the moment, similar to the rankings of the most popular hashtags on Twitter or Instagram, is presented to us with the title Current Trending News.
If we operate in the news and current affairs sector , perhaps with a blog followed by a real editorial staff, this list could be very useful for evaluating the publications of the day or week. Obviously, since it is a ranking generated on the basis of recent publications and searches carried out by users, for many news journalists it could prove to be too "slow" and now dated in terms of content, but for bloggers and in-depth portals it can be a real goldmine in terms of information and insights. HOW TO USE GOOGLE TRENDS: BASIC ANALYSIS FUNCTIONS Before analyzing the composition of the Google Trends page and all its functions, I want to present two other macroscopic, but interesting sections, reachable from the sitelinks (minor links, present in the search results - divided into two columns - below the main result) .