Trending keywords#44
Currently we can add keyword and select the country/city to see which sites are ranking and also add specific sites to see “some” kewywords those rank for.
How about adding another tab which would display tranding (ranking) keywords based on country/city …
As the name implies to see what (topic) keywords are mostly people searching for in any given country/city and maybe based on date also (week/month/quarter…)
Hi @Adamhorvath , thanks for the suggestion. Just to be sure, do you want to see trending keywords (with the highest search volume gain in specific timeframe) of your tracked domain (rank tracking) based on set of currently tracked keywords in different locations at the same time?
Or do would you want to see that for any domain?
Is that true, that the point of this feature should be to discover search trends in specific regions:
- a) for your tracked page?
b) for any pag (even if you don’t track that page in rank tracking)?
2.
a) for a specified set of keywords?
b) for any keywords that we will detect as trending?
It would be great if you can tell more about the purpose of this.
Thank you for your time!
This would be not domain related at all.
This is to see any keywords that are detected as trending for that specific region/time and even better if language based also.
For example I select Netherlands / November 2021 / English then based on your detection methods I would receive a list of the MOST trending (searched) keywords for that criteria.
After I know the most trending kws I can select the ones I am more interested in and check them in KWFinder for additional info.
Or this could be implemented as a new tab in the KWFinder, beside Search by keyword/ Search by domain for example “Search by trends” and have all the info there.
Tracking or linking them to domains we can do afterwards, adter selecting the ones that we deem more important to us based on trend and additional info.
Hope this clears up a bit more of what I am tinking of.
This would greatly help generate more “trending” content and not only “easy to rank” content.
I see, you are speaking about something like Google Trends, right?
We could relate to that but gtrends requires a ton of clicks to actually get that (local) info you search for.