Google Trends scale
Google Trends' relative scale; not a count of searches.
GoogleMonthly tracking of high-velocity keywords, consumer intent analytics, and breakthrough opportunities.
For twenty business sectors we measure 500 keywords every month and score each one against the market median. The arithmetic is on the page and the data is a free download.
Each sector holds 25 keywords, chosen by measured volume rather than by opinion.
Measured, not guessed: each month five hundred keywords across twenty Iranian business fields and how each is growing against the market median. The workings are on the page and the data is free.
Tap any step to read the details behind it.
We work out each keyword's growth against the median of this same set, not against itself the month before.
Each field has twenty-five keywords chosen by measured volume, not by taste.
The workings are on the page and you can download the data free. You can re-measure it yourself.
Monthly volume and cost per click sit beside every keyword, and the source is written too: Google Ads via DataForSEO, or Semrush.
In our own work with Google's tools we have often seen people type a product's English name, not its translation. That is why "Google Trends" has 720 searches a month and the Persian phrase has 30.
This service has no country split for Persian. The Iran figure is the global total for that Persian phrase (in eight phrases Afghanistan's share was about one percent). Rank difficulty and user intent are not available for Persian.
Twenty fields, five hundred keywords and an open calculator.
Tap any solution to see exactly what it includes.
Twenty-five keywords per field.
Against the market median.
A sample table with Iran, Turkey and the US.
To see a keyword's commercial value.
What people type.
What is not in the table and why.
We set the Google Trends help and the pages of two trend-discovery platforms beside our own method.
Google Trends divides each point by total searches and scales it from 0 to 100; the figure is relative popularity, not a count of searches.
With us We give monthly search volume as an absolute number, so you know how many people stand behind a rise.
Google Trends uses a sample of searches because the full data set is too large to process quickly.
With us The workings are on the page and the data downloads free; you can re-measure it yourself.
Exploding Topics shows growth as a percentage (from +26% to +5,100% in its examples).
With us We compute each keyword's growth against the market median, not just against its own previous month.
Glimpse states 132+ countries; Google Trends works by geography.
With us We measure Iran across twenty business fields, in the language of a Persian user who often types the product's English name.
Exploding Topics draws on social, search, forums, news and stores and adds human curation after machine learning.
With us Volume and click cost come from Google Ads (via DataForSEO); the source is written beside the figure.
Google says to treat Trends data as one data point among many, not scientific proof of popularity.
With us Country split is unavailable for Persian; the Iran figure is the global total for that phrase. Rank difficulty and user intent are not in the table.
Sources: the Google Trends help (data normalisation); the pages of Exploding Topics and Glimpse (2026)
Each platform's figure comes from its own page and Seemerce's from this page.
Google Trends' relative scale; not a count of searches.
GoogleTrends discovered by users.
Exploding TopicsCountries Glimpse covers.
GlimpseKeywords we measure each month.
SeemerceEach field has 25 keywords chosen by volume.
SeemerceAfghanistan's share of Persian searches across eight phrases; the Iran figure is really global Persian search.
SeemerceSources: the Google Trends help (data normalisation); the pages of Exploding Topics and Glimpse (2026)
Only what each platform's page says outright is marked; a blank means the page does not say.
| Practice | Google Trends | Exploding Topics | Glimpse | Seemerce |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Free access3 of 3 | Free with no sign-up | |||
| Absolute search volume2 of 3 | Monthly volume | |||
| Percentage growth2 of 3 | Growth against the market median | |||
| Data download1 of 3 | A free download | |||
| Method published2 of 3 | The workings on the page | |||
| A focus on Iran0 of 3 | Twenty Iranian business fields |
stated on their published page not stated there (it may still be done)
Sources: the Google Trends help (data normalisation); the pages of Exploding Topics and Glimpse (2026)
Monthly search volume for several spellings of one concept, from this page's table.
Sources: the Seemerce trends page table (26 August 2026)
Only what this page already promises.
Same need, two ways of asking. "search volume tool" carries a difficulty of 91; "google trends alternative" carries 21. People who name a product they want to replace are easier to reach than people who name a category.
| Term entered | Monthly search volume | Click cost | Ranking difficulty | User goal |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| trending searches | 5,400 | - | 70 | Informational |
| keyword volume checker | 1,900 | $2.38 | 86 | Informational |
| google trends alternative | 880 | $4.34 | 21 | Informational + Commercial |
| search volume tool | 720 | $3.53 | 91 | Commercial |
| keyword trends | 590 | $4.41 | 81 | Informational + Navigational |
Data from Semrush, US database, retrieved 27 August 2026. Search volumes change over time, so treat anything older than three months as a trend rather than an exact figure.
What is climbing in search today, before it turns into news.
The rule is simple: See joins a word to make one new word, just as See and commerce became Seemerce.
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