Like many writers and web site developers, I use tools such as Google Trends to focus my vocabulary and article topics in the realm of hot trends and interests. There are numerous reasons for doing this, but the big one of course is money.

I pop in some keywords gleaned from sources like the keyword suggestion tool, and see the relation comparisons. Google Trends doesn’t give a numeric value for the amount of searches for these keywords however, it just shows a comparison graph.

To get an idea of global high mark value, I typically will compare sets of words to the term “free sex”. Despite how we may feel about this, sex sells, and on the Internet, sex is the high water mark. Just popping in sex however is a misleading value, because sex is all over the place in various meaning, so I use “free sex” or some other, more exacting phrase.

Rarely, if ever, does any phrase come close to the “free sex” mark, but today I’m writing and developing for my Scarn.com website, and found that Anime, and Magic are not only close to the “free sex” water mark, but in some time periods, actually rise above the interest line.

The term Anime Porn, which I first thought would account for the seemingly misleading high mark for Anime, actually registers much lower than the term Anime. You can mess around with the keywords yourself.

Posted by Glenn Hefley in Anime Music Videos, Glenn's Desk, Web Content, Where's the Money