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Hi guys,

Is there any tool work like Google trends? So I can compare the two results.
I search over internet try to find out other tool work like Google trends. So I can use other tool to search the keyword and to monitor there strength by location wise.

If any one could provide free tool like google trends i will be great full to him


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Kaleem

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Several replies pointed in the right direction but a few important updates and practical tips are missing. and referenced Google’s Insights product — that was later merged into Google Trends, so Trends is now the canonical free Google tool for comparing terms over time and by geography. Google Trends reports relative interest on a 0–100 scale (it normalizes data; it is not absolute monthly volume), so interpret spikes and region maps as relative signals, not raw counts. (search.googleblog.com)

A simple, reliable workflow to compare keywords and monitor strength by location:

  • Use Google Trends’ Compare filters to set country/region, time range and up to five comparison terms; export CSV for offline work. ()
  • For estimated absolute monthly volume, use Google Ads Keyword Planner (free to access with a Google Ads account). (ads.google.com)
  • For site-level query data (actual impressions/clicks) use Google Search Console (formerly Webmaster Tools). (search.google.com)
  • For fast, in‑SERP, country-specific volume hints install the free Keyword Surfer Chrome extension. Combine Trends (relative) + Keyword Planner (absolute) + Search Console (site truth) in a spreadsheet for the clearest picture. (surferseo.com)

A few cautions and alternatives: ’s Yahoo Buzz suggestion is historical — Yahoo Buzz was shut down in 2011, so it’s not a viable live source. If you need more historical depth or competitive intelligence, freemium tools like Ubersuggest or paid tools (SEMrush, Ahrefs) fill gaps—use them only after checking limits and accuracy. Always remember Trends is sampled and filters low-volume queries to 0; cross‑check before making decisions based on small signals. (techcrunch.com)

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Member Avatar for Mannu123

Hello Dear,
you can use the Yahoo! Buzz Index. I think it solved your problem.

Member Avatar for Azher

Try Google's new insight search...very effective like any thing....

Member Avatar for CLSbrunette

Are you referring to a tool that will provide you the right keywords for your niche and how well they are searched? If that is so, you can use Google's web master tool.

Member Avatar for x3mario

I also recommend Google webmaster tool.

Member Avatar for erikko

You can also use AOL's top 50 searches but yahoo buzz is the best

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