Google Top Searches Today

SEO

In an attempt to provide the average user with comprehensive information about the internet and our day-to-day life, google continues to seek to empower users with accurate and useful information they can get without paying a penny. This translates to a rise in search for any number of niche topics such as fashion and beauty. This is a surprise success story for our research group so let’s take a look at some searches that you might have come across.

Sport search (click image to download)

Sport is the number one searched keyword. Most of the time, users look for trends, the latest sporting news, or even check their current sporting team standings. In addition to this, they are also seeking out information about current issues within the sports industry. Google completely takes care of the promotional efforts to educate users on more and more sport like football, swimming, cricket, cycling, and cricket, etc.

Music search (click image to download)

Coming in a close second is the music search. The search offers unlimited access to cover a variety of categories that are rarely seen on a user portal or search engine. You can find tons of insightful music reviews and lots of listener comments that stream to your inbox and you can follow.

Fashion search (click image to download)

The most interesting part of any fashion search is the feedback section. This area offers the unique opportunity to speak to your favorite brands and brands can quickly respond to your comments or complaints.

Similarly, we are already one of the primary users of YouTube which also loves to incorporate the comments section! The video viewers get an opportunity to compare the beauty trends based on the content that streams through the site and the content creators are able to discuss the current fashion trends based on the comments.

Looks on SVC these days!

Now to clean up those reports and select the top trends of the day. The search pages go through a complete organizational review and the results appear in a list which you can filter and see your top results right there in a reader-friendly format.

Do you have a favorite topic that you enjoy? Let me know. Any other queries you found more relevant than a particular domain group? Please let me know too.