Chinese marketing data platform offering long-tail keyword mining, industry keyword databases, Baidu ranking queries, site monitoring, an API marketplace and AI rewriting tools.
Google Trends
Free public tool showing relative search interest over time and by region, with related queries and rising topic data.
What it is
Free public tool showing relative search interest over time and by region, with related queries and rising topic data.
It sits in the keyword research category, and also covers free utility, analytics. It is built by Google, based in United States, and has been around since 2006.
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