Here is a quick rundown of some of the top search terms by category (along with their corresponding volume, by percentage) for the four weeks ending October 28, 2006, according to Hitwise:
Internet Advertising
free samples: 0.71
free stuff: 0.46
free: 0.34
Blogs and Personal Web Sites
xanga: 0.99
myspace: 0.76
yahoo 360: 0.48
IT and Internet
paypal: 4.30
paypal.com: 1.09
people search: 0.89
Movies
imdb: 1.11
netflix: 1.02
movies: 0.66
You can view the full list here.
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- Blogs
- Co-Reg
- DM University
- Email
- General Internet
- Incentive Marketing
- Lead Generation
- Marketing
- Marketing Tips
- Merger and Aquisitions
- Search
- Social Networks
- Web
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