Google Trends is on

Yesterday Google launched one very useful tool – Google Trends. It analyses how often search terms are being searched at Google.

You can compare up to five terms and Google Trends also give marks with some events who are connected with the changes of search frequency. It is possible also to give period of time and place where these terms search frequency is compared. Techcrunch also gives small description about testing this service:

In testing it I’m finding it works well for very highly searched terms, but terms that are very rarely searched show no data at all. Seeing trends on even obscure terms would be useful.

But I think such kind of service is very useful and it gives possibility to get information about what people are searching and what bloggers need to write.

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