10. Trends are not polls: Google Trends is not a tool for creating scientific polls and should not be confused with poll data. It simply reflects search interest in a particular topic during a specified time period.
11. Co-operation and Development OECD uses trends to track GDP on a weekly basis , between its quarterly releases, to get a more detailed picture of what’s happening in the world economy.
12. Autocomplete is different from Trends data: Autocomplete tries to predict what you are typing so that you can find what you are looking for faster. But because it is a prediction feature, we don't want to surprise belgium mobile database people with predictions. So even though you can search for anything you want, we have policies about what can appear in autocomplete. Trends, on the other hand, is a tool where you can find search interest for any query. Because you are typing it and asking to see results, we will show you available Trends data for almost all queries.
13. See what’s trending near you: Another interesting feature of US Trends is that you can see what’s trending in a metro area without having to type in a search term. You can see what’s trending over the past month or even a year. For example, here are the trends for San Francisco over the past month .
Popular trends in San Francisco over the past month
14. Download your data: Just click the download button next to each chart. For a larger dataset, check out this new Daily Trends Search dataset from the Google BigQuery team .