Google Trends for Websites, Graphing Daily Unique Visitors

by Scott Beale on June 20, 2008 · 2 comments

Google Trends for Websites

Google has just launched Trends for Websites, the latest addition to the Google Trends suite of tools, where you can created traffic graphs for websites based on daily unique visitors measured by Google.

Here’s what the Google Trends graph looks like for Laughing Squid.

You can even compare the traffic of multiple websites, for instance:

barackobama.com vs. johnmccain.com

Here’s the graph for barackobama.com vs. johnmccain.com.

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1 Ted R. June 20, 2008 at 6:07 pm

funny, when I use it doesn’t indicate the legend. I can’t see how many uniques the horizontal lines indicate.

But much more interesting are the commenters who correctly point out that all google do not returrn results

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