Watching Google Trends?

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JigJig

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• Dec 31, 2008

• #1

I'm not sure if this is the best forum for this thread, so mods please move it if there is a better spot for it.

I'd like to monitor Google Trends every day for 1-2 months to see what types of terms (if any) show up multiple times. I'm sure there has to be a way to streamline this process. Does anyone know of a firefox plugin that would make exporting this data easy? I'm not too savvy with Excel, but maybe there is a way to export the terms to a spreadsheet or something along those lines?

Thanks in advance for your assistance!

 

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cyklotrial

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• Dec 31, 2008

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You want to know only how many times something was into top 100 in the determined time interval whether something else?

If only it is it I can help you I am finishing a PHP script with these statistics
http://mkreator.web44.net/
The form is at the bottom of the page (results are at the moment alphabetical)

 

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yanghwanim

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• Dec 31, 2008

• #3

This will come in handy! Thanks!

 

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JigJig

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• Jan 2, 2009

• #4

Very cool, this definitely has potential - Thanks! Do you plan on adding any other features?

 

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cyklotrial

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• Jan 2, 2009

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Of course! I am opened to all proposals...

 

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moneykz

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• Jan 2, 2009

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cyklotrial said:

You want to know only how many times something was into top 100 in the determined time interval whether something else?

If only it is it I can help you I am finishing a PHP script with these statistics
http://mkreator.web44.net/
The form is at the bottom of the page (results are at the moment alphabetical)

Click to expand...

this is cool, but does it work? It seems like no matter what date range I imput the same results show up.

 

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cyklotrial

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• Jan 2, 2009

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moneykz said:

this is cool, but does it work? It seems like no matter what date range I imput the same results show up.

Click to expand...

It is working in 100 % correctly.
I checked it several times and just to be sure I did also manual analysis of a few examples.

 

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dascore

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• Jan 8, 2009

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Hi Cycloktrial,

Very useful tool indeed. I've one suggestion - are you able to allow us to check the keywords or tags used by the author of the original post just like what we can do at the original Google trends official page?

Thanks.