fi-ts-a-2009-02
Most of Alexa's top searches for Feb, 2010 are right here! Don't let this research marketing escape from you. Alexa updates their most active searches every five minutes! This is our first month starting to record this information, so we're offering this information to you for free. Six different file formats are available to be downloaded right now. We think you'll love this information. This is the same quality information that you would get from us when you purchase any one of our products. Just different companies offer different results.
fi-ts-g-2009-00
All of Google's top searches for 2009 are right here! Don't let this research marketing escape from you. This is the year that Google went from dispaying the top 100 searches each hour, to the top 20 searches every hour. This was the year the Michael Jackson Passed away. The year a plane landed into the Hudson River. So many more events, as well as holiday searches. See what people are searching for around the holidays, so your web sites will get more hits with targeted keywords in your articles. See what people were talking about on new years day, what happened to technology on a certain day, corporate leaks, major web sites, etc.
fi-ts-y-2010-01
All of Yahoo's Top Searches for January 2010. Yahoo has their own buzz log, that has been the buzz for far longer than Google has had their Buzz. Yahoo's buzz includes both the movers and the leaders. This allows us to display twenty results at any given time, through their own RSS feeds, which are great. By including both of these (movers and leaders), we get a clear picture of what's going on in the world.
fi-ts-t-2010-01
All of Twitter's Top Tweets for January 2010. Twitter is the hip, trendy section of the Internet where things happen instantly. These short little sentences are the key to find out what people are interested at any given moment. Most of these TT's or Twitter Trend or Top Tweet, are possable domain names. History does repeat itself. Are you going to be ready?
fi-ts-g-2010-01
All of Google's Top Searches for January 2010. By tracking the searches of what people have searched for in the past, you gain perspective on how to keep track of what is going to happen, and how to create your Internet Marketing (IM) programs accordingly. Sure, no one can perdict the future, but by relating to a popular search term, you can cash in on products and hits by placing the words and terms that people across the globe are searching for in your own articles.
fi-ts-b-2010-01
All of Bing's Top Searches for January 2010. Bing updates their top searches daily, but mainly only display daily trends. These are good to view in real time, but they are most often a day late in their showing of the top trend. You do get narrowised results by following these trends, because they have been better filtered than a search engine like Google, where you could find some very random searches. Bing mainly stays with the real news, and not so much the made up things of the Internet.
fi-ts-y-2010-02
All of Yahoo's Top Searches for January 2010. Yahoo has their own buzz log, that has been the buzz for far longer than Google has had their Buzz. Yahoo's buzz includes both the movers and the leaders. This allows us to display twenty results at any given time, through their own RSS feeds, which are great. By including both of these (movers and leaders), we get a clear picture of what's going on in the world.
fi-ts-t-2010-02
All of Twitter's Top Tweets for January 2010. Twitter is the hip, trendy section of the Internet where things happen instantly. These short little sentences are the key to find out what people are interested at any given moment. Most of these TT's or Twitter Trend or Top Tweet, are possable domain names. History does repeat itself. Are you going to be ready?
fi-ts-g-2010-02
All of Google's Top Searches for January 2010. By tracking the searches of what people have searched for in the past, you gain perspective on how to keep track of what is going to happen, and how to create your Internet Marketing (IM) programs accordingly. Sure, no one can perdict the future, but by relating to a popular search term, you can cash in on products and hits by placing the words and terms that people across the globe are searching for in your own articles.
fi-ts-b-2010-02
All of Bing's Top Searches for January 2010. Bing updates their top searches daily, but mainly only display daily trends. These are good to view in real time, but they are most often a day late in their showing of the top trend. You do get narrowised results by following these trends, because they have been better filtered than a search engine like Google, where you could find some very random searches. Bing mainly stays with the real news, and not so much the made up things of the Internet.
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