Trending Content Finder Tool
This free keyword tool compares two keywords to find social trends and exploding topics that are trending on Google search. It will show you the actual search volume history from Google for the past year.
It’s like Google Trends, but now you also get the actual number of searches per month.
How To Use the keyword trend history tool
Enter two search keywords or phrases that you would like to compare, one in each box above, and push the button to draw a graph of the past 12 months search volume history on Google.
You will instantly see which topics are trending now, and which once trending searches are on the way out.
You are free to download and publish this graph on your site or share it on social media as long as you place a link back to Howtoselldigitalproducts.com anywhere near the chart.
That will help me pay for this search data (it’s free for you ❤️ but not for me)
That will help me pay for this search data (it’s free for you ❤️ but not for me)
Want 500 New Trending Topics Per Month?
If you don’t want to manually search thousands of keywords to evaluate them yourself, you can get over 500 new exploding topics every month on the done-for-you trend discovery site TrendResearcher.com
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Q: Why not use Google Trends?
A: Google trends doesn’t show you how many actual searches a keyword, topic or phrase got. It shows you a percentage of popularity. If you look up a keyword in Google Trends and it shows you 100% for January and 6% in December. You have no idea how many people were searching. With this Trending Search Tool, it will tell you if that represents 100,000 searches or only 100.
Q: What can I use this tool for?
A: You can use the tool to find popular topics that are trending up. If you write a blog, social media posts, or make YouTube or TikTok videos and want to find out what people are searching for, you can enter topics you may want to cover to see if they are rising or declining in popularity. Are people more interested in knitting or crochet patterns? Do more people want tutorials for Python or ReactJS? Are nursing study guides for toxicology more popular than anatomy cheat sheets?
Q: Is this the worldwide search history data?
A: The search data is for USA searches, on Google for the past year. This blog is focused on selling digital products, so to keep the data consistent, I have chosen to limit this search to the biggest market for digital products which is the USA. I will add additional countries if there is enough demand so feel free to make a request.
