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Google Tweaks Search Results For Symptom Searches
Every day, people search on Google for health information. Many of these searches relate to symptoms they or their loved ones may be experiencing. You might be trying to understand why you’ve had a headache every morning for a week or why your child has a tummy ache all of a sudden. Our data shows that a search for symptoms is often followed by a search for a related condition.
To make the process easier, now when you search for a symptom or set of symptoms, you'll often see a list of possibly related health conditions that you can use to refine your search. The list is generated by our algorithms that analyze data from pages across the web and surface the health conditions that appear to be related to your search. Read the rest at Inside Search.
2011 Tweets [INFOGRAPHIC]
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Mitt Romney, Rick Santorum & Ron Paul Iowa Search Volume [CHART]
This chart shows the search volume by Iowans from December 29 to January 2, the latest day for which Google has search data. Mitt Romney is blue, Rick Santorum is red, and Ron Paul is orange.
Comparing Republican 2012 Presidential Candidate Searches, December 2011 [CHART]
NOTE: Jon Huntsman and Mitt Romney are not included because their search volume in Iowa was not competitive compared to the other candidates.
Republican 2012 Presidential Candidate Search Volume [CHART]
Global monthly search volume for each 2012 Republican presidential candidate, according to Google AdWords data.
Stumbling Through 2011 [INFOGRAPHIC]
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Most Popular Holiday Gifts, 2005-2010 [INFOGRAPHIC]
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Keyword Searches: Annie Stensrud, KEYC, Drunk News Anchor & Drunk Anchor [CHART]
This chart shows the volume of search for "Annie Stensrud" (Blue), KEYC (Red), "Drunk News Anchor" (Yellow), & "Drunk Anchor" (Green). The graph shows how searches took off after David Letterman featured Annie Stensrud on his show with "Top Ten Signs Your Local News Team Is Drunk."
Job Search Site Visits vs. Unemployment Websites [CHART]
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics recently reported that the US Unemployment rate just has dropped to 8.6%, the lowest rate since March 2009. Similarly, the market share of visits to state and informational websites about unemployment decreased 18% year over year while visits to job search websites are up 9% during the same time period. Some of the waning visits to unemployment websites may be attributed to the jobless where unemployment benefits have expired and the uptick in visits to job search websites highlights that there are plenty of job seekers out there. Read the rest at Hitwise.
