Do you want to know about the most searched, popular or top trending events, personalities, TV Shows, Images, Videos and more. Every year Google Zeitgeist presents an overview of the annual trends based on the Google searches. It derives data from trillions of searches in hundreds of languages, presents it by compiling it in various categories based on regions and releases the top lists for public benefit. This not only guides people in realizing the factual popularity of their choices saving them both time and effort. In addition, it is also food for thought for the owners of each product or relevant topic while aiding SEO and marketing experts to derive the appropriate strategy to achieve their goals for the next year. Google Zeitgeist 2012 maps the entire world map based on 1.2 trillion searches in 146 languages for good. To top it all, it summarizes the entire data in a few minutes through the official Zeitgeist 2012 roundup video.
After landing on the Google Zeitgeist 2012 homepage, you will find a resourceful interface in front of you, allowing you to benefit from the data according to the level of information you’re interested in. For example, you are the type of person who wants to get to the core of the matter without any delay in the least amount of time. For you, clicking the Watch the Year in Review button would suffice that would allow you to view the summary of most popular events and topics in a few minutes through the official video uploaded on YouTube. If you’re intrigued by the video and want to learn more about the worldwide online searching trends, click the Explore the Map button on the top pane of the page. At this moment, any additional information may help you get to know more of your interests, so click the View Lists button to view a resourceful topic-wise summary of the statistics for the year 2012.
To get your hands on region-wise data and lists, select your country by clicking the respective button followed by the desired country. If your country is not supported, you can benefit from the overall trends or the location closest to you in order to get a feel of the online activity of people around the world. Google Zeitgeist organizes the data in three streams: Most Searched, Trending and categories. You can also download the lists by clicking the relevant link at the bottom left corner of the page.
