Tuesday, December 18, 2007
If advertising campaign success can be measured by the popularity of a product name being used as a search term, then the folks doing the marketing for Apple are big winners. According to Google’s 2007 Year-End Zeitgeist, iPhone is the fastest rising search term—not just in the US—but in the world. But it’s not just good news for Apple, some US politicians also have something to squawk about.
Google’s fastest rising search terms (global) for 2007:
In the US only breakdown, the results are similar, yet with a few marked differences:
Google’s fastest rising search terms (US) for 2007:
But, achieving a top spot on the 2007 Zeitgeist doesn’t always last for long. Google also ranks to the fastest falling search terms, some of which were fast risers the year prior.
Google’s fastest falling search terms (global) for 2007:
*featured in the 2006 fastest-rising list
As far as politics goes, the underdog Republican in the US Presidential Campaign, Ron Paul, was the most searched-for candidate. The top ten break down:
According to Google, the 2007 Year-End Zeitgeist identifies the search terms used most often in the billions of searches performed annually by Google users. The list also includes information about searches related to showbiz, video games, music services, ringtones, and recipes.
There are many questions Google cannot easily answer and yet web searchers still ask them. The top questions submitted to Google search include:
Who is...
What is...
How to...
Google Tops The List
Earlier this year, Google was identified as the most visited website on the Internet. The popular search giant earned top billing by attracting 528 million unique visitors to its website during one 30 day period, knocking Microsoft down from the top spot.
Related article: Apple iPhone: Welcome to the Mobile Applications Party!
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