Google Trends offers an extra resource for keyword research. It allows users to compare search terms against each other and displays the data in an easy-to-understand graph. It also enables marketers to create new content based on the relative popularity of similar subjects and keywords. Simon Rogers Data Editor, Google Trends has shared 15 tips for getting the most out of Google Trends. He says, “To celebrate Google Trends’s 15th anniversary, we took a look at what questions about it have…well, trended. “How to use Google Trends?” and “how does Google Trends work?” were among... [...]

Google Trends keyword research tool offers insights based on actual Google search data. By getting insights from it, you can take your SEO strategy to the next level. Search Engine Journal contributor Roger Montti has shared seven ways to improve SEO and content marketing using Google Trens. He says, “These seven tips on how to use Google Trends will show you how to extract real keyword trends that are accurate and will be useful for creating keyword strategies for promoting websites. Discover new ways to use Google Trends to unlock hidden insights and keyword volume data. The Value of... [...]

Keyword research helps you to learn what types of words and phrases generate the most audience interest, internal clicks, and linger time to improve your site’s ranking. SEMrush contributor Connor Lahey has published an article on improving keyword research using Google Trends. He says, ” This article will go over key points on how to harness the power of Google Trends in the service of your company’s SEO ranking, marketing techniques, social media presence, and beyond: What Is Google Trends? How Do I Use Google Trends? Get More Insights Into Your Website Keywords Google Trends Related... [...]

The latest article on HubSpot blog is titled “Google Trends Makes Search Data More Useful for Marketers”. Ginny Soskey says, “Ever since Google snatched away keyword data, it’s been a pretty big pain to figure out what people are searching for. Sure, there werehacks and workarounds — but those weren’t quite as helpful as having a report of exactly what people are searching for to land on your site. Personally, I started using Google Trends a lot more, even if the results weren’t always accurate. See, I couldn’t be 100% sure Google Trends was... [...]