Google Search Trends for 2009 Released

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Google have what is called "Google Trends" , which is a public URL that shows how often a particular search-term is entered relative to the total search-volume across various regions of the world, and in various languages.

Google Trends for 2009 shows interesting patterns on how people think and their online/offline interests as well. Most of the search queries you may see are on Social Networking and Facebook in particular, telechargers (for more than one country in Africa) , Girl, Love, Youtube.

Although there is extreme difference in each country GDP , but still citizens of rich and poor countries sharing the same interests , I would say "United by the Internet"

A interesting observation of mine is about North Korea, GOOGLE do not have enough search volume in North Korea to Show 2009 Trends.

Below is a snap of 2009 Google Trends for countries like UK , USA, Sweden,Switzerland,France South Africa ,Algeria,Saudi Arabia ,Emirates ,Syria, Egypt

Product Search is available for UK,USA,Germany only and mostly on IPOD & Sony.

Google Trends link is h3r3

Below is sample for the past 90 days

UK:


USA:


Sweden:


Switzerland:


France:


South Africa:


Algeria:


Saudi Arabia:



United Arab Emirates:


Syria:


Malaysia:


Egypt:


Sudan:


Google Trend on "sex" Egypt is the Second LOL

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