Google trends now provides relative scoring

[Bramiozo]

If you use a strong base term as reference, as in the first term in the query it will most likely have a lower resolution compared to using the primary term as a reference since it's only 2 decimals accurate.

So (searchTerm,referenceTerm) is most likely more robust than
(referenceTerm,searchTerm) since the referenceTerm will in most cases be much larger then the search term.

Good idea though, per language seems the best way to go since the size of the languages is so varied.

[clipper]

Originally Posted by Bramiozo

If you use a strong base term as reference, as in the first term in the query it will most likely have a lower resolution compared to using the primary term as a reference since it's only 2 decimals accurate.

So (searchTerm,referenceTerm) is most likely more robust than
(referenceTerm,searchTerm) since the referenceTerm will in most cases be much larger then the search term.

Good idea though, per language seems the best way to go since the size of the languages is so varied.

Great point.

stock, stock broker

stock broker, stock

The former shows (stock broker:stock) 1:100 while the latter shows a (presumably) more accurate 1:142.

Of course, using quotes is even better at 1:176.

[Muhammad Mustafa]

you can now too narrow your results based on country, City, Month and year .. if I am not wrong and remember well, this was not there before, did you notice it guys?

[Bramiozo]

I think that was in place before .