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Google Trends for Subdomains

At launch, Google Trends for Websites didn’t support subdomains. Google’s service has been updated and you can now use it to find traffic information about subdomains.”With Google Trends for Websites, you can get insights into the traffic and geographic visitation patterns of your favorite websites. You can compare data for up to five websites and view related sites and top searches for each one. Trends for Websites combines information… Continue reading

Google Trends for Subdomains

At launch, Google Trends for Websites didn’t support subdomains. Google’s service has been updated and you can now use it to find traffic information about subdomains.”With Google Trends for Websites, you can get insights into the traffic and geographic visitation patterns of your favorite websites. You can compare data for up to five websites and view related sites and top searches for each one. Trends for Websites combines information… Continue reading

Google Trends for Subdomains

At launch, Google Trends for Websites didn’t support subdomains. Google’s service has been updated and you can now use it to find traffic information about subdomains.”With Google Trends for Websites, you can get insights into the traffic and geographic visitation patterns of your favorite websites. You can compare data for up to five websites and view related sites and top searches for each one. Trends for Websites combines information… Continue reading

Google Trends for Subdomains

At launch, Google Trends for Websites didn’t support subdomains. Google’s service has been updated and you can now use it to find traffic information about subdomains.”With Google Trends for Websites, you can get insights into the traffic and geographic visitation patterns of your favorite websites. You can compare data for up to five websites and view related sites and top searches for each one. Trends for Websites combines information… Continue reading

This week in search 4/23/10

This is one of a regular series of posts on search experience updates. Look for the label This week in search and subscribe to the series. – Ed.This week we announced a number of new developments:Search for specific TV show episodesAs more and more full-length content is going online, we’re making it easier to find the content you want by providing a more structured experience when you search for… Continue reading

Who Took 10 When? Census participation rates over time

If you’re a geo-data dork like me, you’ve probably been following the Google Maps and Google Earth displays of near-real-time mail participation rates for US Census 2010 across states, counties, places, and tracts, which we announced last month with the Census Bureau.Now that the mail-in deadline has passed, we’ve wrapped up the daily participation rate data through April 19 in a Google Earth layer, so you can see… Continue reading

Learn more about Google Places, all in one place

With a new name comes a fresh support experience. The Google Places team wants to make sure that, as a business owner, your experience with Google Places is a good one, so we’ve taken some steps to expand and refine our support offerings. Here’s an overview of the improvements we’ve made and our newest offerings:Google Places Help Center: Here you can learn more about managing your business listing on… Continue reading

Learn more about Google Places, all in one place

With a new name comes a fresh support experience. The Google Places team wants to make sure that, as a business owner, your experience with Google Places is a good one, so we’ve taken some steps to expand and refine our support offerings. Here’s an overview of the improvements we’ve made and our newest offerings:Google Places Help Center: Here you can learn more about managing your business listing on… Continue reading

Learn more about Google Places, all in one place

With a new name comes a fresh support experience. The Google Places team wants to make sure that, as a business owner, your experience with Google Places is a good one, so we’ve taken some steps to expand and refine our support offerings. Here’s an overview of the improvements we’ve made and our newest offerings:Google Places Help Center: Here you can learn more about managing your business listing on… Continue reading

Learn more about Google Places, all in one place

With a new name comes a fresh support experience. The Google Places team wants to make sure that, as a business owner, your experience with Google Places is a good one, so we’ve taken some steps to expand and refine our support offerings. Here’s an overview of the improvements we’ve made and our newest offerings:Google Places Help Center: Here you can learn more about managing your business listing on… Continue reading