Posts with tag "Google Trends"

Paul McCartney Announces Tour, Becomes Google Sensation

Posted Oct 22nd 2009 at 11:41 AM by PopEater Staff

Did you know the British press calls Paul McCartney "Macca?" Well, now you do. But that's not news. What's making headlines today is that the former Beatle has announced his first European tour in more than 5 years. Excitement over the rocker's announcement landed McCartney, 67, at the top of today's Google Trends report. On his website, McCartney wrote, "Starting in Hamburg, ending in London and ...

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Hot Searches: Mysteries of Spiritual America, Fame Kills Tour and Zombieland Cameo Solved

Posted Oct 1st 2009 at 03:00 PM by Sam Brand

Wondering why 'Zombieland Cameo,' Fame Kills Tour Canceled, 'Kimbo Slice,' 'Spiritual America,' 'Dancing with the Stars No Panties,' Free Night of Theater 2009, 'The Stepfather Trailer,' and 'Madonna Letterman' are surging in Google Trends? We can shed some light on the mystery. Google Trends provides the 40 hottest keywords of the hour, and though the results change frequently, at any given time ...

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Hot Searches: Mysteries of Carol Brady's First Name, Eggs Florentine Solved

Posted Sep 24th 2009 at 01:59 PM by Sam Brand

Wondering why Carol Brady's first name, Eggs Florentine, Witches of Eastwick, Mackenzie Phillips on Oprah, Glenn Beck Frog, Samantha Burke and Cameron Mathison are surging in Google Trends? If you want to keep your finger on the pulse of entertainment, there's no better tool than Google Hot Trends. This bonus feature of the Google search engine provides the 100 most-searched terms of the hour. Of ...

Google Rankings War: How the West Won

Posted Sep 21st 2009 at 02:30 PM by Melissa Daniels

So far, September's been full of contentious celebrity battles. Between Ellen DeGeneres replacing Paula Abdul on 'American Idol', Kanye West's interruption of Taylor Swift and the start of brand new fall television shows, there's plenty to Google about. Using Google Trends, we looked at who's been drawing more online interest in the month of September compared to their controversial counterparts. ...