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Monthly and at the end of the year, Google releases lists of their top ten keyword search terms used both in the United States and globally. There is also a list of popular key search terms that updates in real time. The monthly and year end lists are sorted into specific categories such as: "Overall Year-Ending, News, Fastest-Rising, Politics, and Entertainment." Professional website content writers routinely design and update their web pages with these key search terms in mind so that their pages will appear at the top of the search results when these search terms are used. The number one search term in the United States on the "Fastest-Rising" top ten keyword search list was iPhone. After iPhone came Webkinz, TMZ, Transformers, YouTube, Club Penguin, MySpace, Heroes, Facebook and who could forget, Anna Nicole Smith. Globally, the number one search term on the "Fastest-Rising" list was also the iPhone followed by Badoo, Facebook, Dailymotion, Webkinz, YouTube, eBuddy, Second Life, Hi5 and Club Penguin.
The fact that the Apple iPhone was one of the number one search terms comes as no surprise. The Apple iPhone was introduced to the retail market in 2007 and was clearly one of the most widely-desired new technologies for telephones since the invention of the telephone. That is also why it was named Time magazine's "Invention of the Year" in 2007. Many of us searched for the Apple iPhone just because we needed to know if we had to have one and according to the sales, we did.
The Goggle keyword lists, as it pertains to the United States, tends to prove that Americans take their television and movie entertainment very seriously. Four of the ten "Fastest-Rising" keyword searches terms in 2007 were related to movies or television/movie personalities, if Anna Nicole Smith can be considered television entertainment. Trim Spa did not make the list. Webkinz and Disney's Club Penguin are interactive virtual worlds that are primarily targeted to children and YouTube, MySpace and Facebook are simply various types of social networking sites. Conversely the global top ten keyword searches, with the exception of iPhone, are exclusively types of social networking sites. It is interesting to note that Facebook, which was originally developed for the exclusive use of Harvard University students, also had a big interest in the global market. It was the third-fastest rising search term globally.
What else did we search for in 2007? The number one search in 2007 under
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