Tag: Google trends
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What are Google trends saying about your search history of popular party leaders?
Google Trends offer an insight into the popularity and curiosity political leaders enjoy among the masses. As the elections are drawing near, we took a peak into the data Google Trends have recorded over the last 30 days. The highest and ever-increasing line graph is Imran Khan’s. The highest peak was shown on January 30…
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What election-related matters are Pakistanis searching on Google?
As the much-anticipated general elections in 2024 draw near, Google has taken a noteworthy step to provide insight into the search pattern of Pakistanis. In preparation for the polls scheduled for February 8, 2024, the technology giant has unveiled the “Google Trends Pakistan General Election” page. Search interest of people in Pakistan in the last…
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Google to launch its Android Earthquake Alerts System in Pakistan
Google has announced the launch of its “Android Earthquake Alerts System” in Pakistan, which will send automatic early warning alerts that help people be prepared for an emergency. “Android Earthquake Alerts System is a no-cost, helpful android feature that detects earthquakes around the world and alerts people. It uses sensors in Android smartphones,” said Google…
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Google reveals what Pakistanis are searching for
Google’s maiden “What is Pakistan searching for?” report has revealed what Pakistanis are looking for online. According to the report, Pakistanis are looking for ways to connect with new communities, searching for high-quality products and how they can improve their lives and environment. The data can be very useful for seasoned marketeers who’re trying to…
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PM Imran second most searched leader at UN General Assembly
Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan has become the second most searched personality among the leaders currently in the United States (US) for the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). According to Google Trends, PM Imran has secured the second slot in the list of most searched UNGA leaders on Google, while Indian…