A bit of a sad post I admit, but I love graphs, data and maps.
At the ECHO digital conference recently I included a screen grab as an example of the kind of information you can easily get from the web. It was done using
Google Trends a site you may or may not have used but one that is easy and quite fun.
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Searches for Dance Classes |
This was what I used as an example. Searches for Dance Classes, which showed that, like going to the gym, people make a resolution at the beginning of every year to learn to dance. Anyway, huge data sources are truly fascinating and I tried a few other things.
Aftershave and perfume are seasonal searches too. Though the market for perfume is definitely on the rise, I presume as it becomes part of every celebrity brand offering. Some more traditional seasonal trends are rather more predictable.
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Searches for Aftershave |
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Searches for Perfume |
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Searches for Turkey Recipes |
Naomi Campbell vs. Kate Moss goes to prove one major indiscretion can't compete with being a badass on a regular basis.
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Searches for Naomi Campbell |
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Searches for Kate Moss |
One of the interesting things is noticing the major trends up or down and then figuring out the reason why. Though Google sometimes helpfully reminds you.
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Searches for Glastonbury |
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Searches for MDMA |
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Searches for Stingray |
Tracey Emin vs. Damien Hirst makes an interesting comparison.
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Searches for Tracey Emin |
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Searches for Damien Hurst |
The rapid growth and decline of a global phenomenon...
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Searches for Guitar Hero |
...and everyone's gift for Christmas 2010
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Searches for Kindle |
And finally in case you were planning on getting one hot tubs are sooo over...
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Searches for Hot Tubs |
Ok, I need to stop now.
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