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Estimating relative volume of a pool of queries #9

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RiccardoTr opened this issue Nov 11, 2020 · 2 comments
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Estimating relative volume of a pool of queries #9

RiccardoTr opened this issue Nov 11, 2020 · 2 comments

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@RiccardoTr
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RiccardoTr commented Nov 11, 2020

Hello!
Is it possible to estimate the relative interest of a pool of queries (for example 1k queries) using G-TAB?

I do not even need an annual trend, just a relative volume of a sample of queries (I would like to avoid a time-consuming procedure).

Thanks!

@manoelhortaribeiro
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Hey @RiccardoTr! If I understand correctly, yeah, you can! You should:

  1. Build an anchor bank with the desired timeframe and the desired place;
  2. Use this anchor bank for the pool of queries!

From my understanding:

  1. If you want the relative interest of each query in the pool, you will get this adjusted value from the queries made with the anchor bank.
  2. If you want the interest relative to another third website, say Facebook, you can simply add it to your pool and you'll manage to compare it!

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Manoel

@RiccardoTr
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Thank you Manoel.

  1. I've built the anchor bank according with a specific timeframe, no problem with that.
  2. The problem is that I don't know the code to include my queries. Let's say the pool of queries is: "pizza, hamburger, sushi, ...". What code should I use?

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Riccardo

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