Insights for Search offers a very interesting feature for disambiguating queries. For example, you can find data about the query "tiger" and restrict it to the computers & electronics category or the sports category. Google suggests the appropriate categories and subcategories and it shows their relative popularity. It would be interesting to see a similar feature for web search results.
{ via Inside AdWords }
Thank you for sharing such a powerful service. This is my report. http://translate.google.com.tw/translate?prev=hp&hl=zh-TW&u=http://digilearning.blogspot.com/2009/03/google-trendsgoogle-insights-for-search.html&sl=zh-CN&tl=en
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Hi,
ReplyDeletewow!!!
Amazing... data from three(Google Image Search, Google News and Froogle)??? isnt it just amazing!!!!
but is it only for UK??
hum....search based on time®ion,...very impressive.
ReplyDeleteactually, i used to have a similar idea like this, but only time-based plus search advice. and i don't think region can be as useful as time on filtering search results(or say guiding users to the results they want).
p.s. i searched "olympic" on news search, and it returns most results on 08 august ,nice job,haha..
Thanks very useful info.
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