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Google Insights : See what the world is searching for

Google Insights for Search

Google has just officially launched a new tool called ‘Google Insights For Search‘. This tool is much like the previous successful Google Trends but has more features & functionalities. As Google had stated that they’re launching a new product designed with the advertiser in mind, it is apparently their intention to help advertisers and marketers to understand search behavior.

How can I use Google Insights for Search?

There are many ways that you can use Google Insights for Search. Whether you’re an advertising agency, a small business owner, a multinational corporation, or an academic researcher, Insights for Search can help you gauge interest in pertinent search terms. Below are examples on how you can use Google Insights :

  • Choosing Advertising Messages – Insights can help you determine which messages resonate best. For example, an automobile manufacturer may be unsure of whether it should highlight fuel efficiency, safety, or engine performance to market a new car model.
  • Examining Seasonality – Insights can be used to determine seasonality.
  • Creating Brand Associations – Insights can be a helpful tool in creating brand associations.

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With Google Insights For Search, an advertiser can type in his or her search term and gets the resulting data in a bunch of graphical presentation as you would in Google Trends but with more flexibility & functionalities which allows you to further study and analyze the data for various specifics and compare search volume patterns based on specified terms of categories, geographic regions or time ranges.

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2 Comments »

Comment by Dennis Edell
2008-10-13 12:06:52

Sounds like a very handy tool…also sounds like it may come with a learning curve attached, no?

 
Comment by Blog for Beginners
2008-10-14 21:25:14

Oh how could I miss tool like this? Thanks for the heads up..I’ll be checking on it in a while…..

Yan

 
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