neo + google trends
Neo tracks demand for your brand and your competitors in Google.
Google Trends shows, week after week, how much people search for a brand, a product or a category. Neo reads it at every market watch and during your tests, and Discover sets it next to the ads of the brands you follow. Nothing to connect.
Demand, week after week.
Google Trends adds demand to what the ads show: who is rising, when, and on which words.
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Search interest
For your brand, your competitors and your categories, week after week.
seasonality
When demand rises
The weeks your category is searched the most, to time a peak sale.
tests
Brand searches during a launch
A new channel also shows in searches for your name, next to your store’s new customers.
discover
Next to the ads
A brand stepping up its ads and seeing its searches rise, on the same screen.
what you can ask
Three questions Neo handles on Google Trends.
freshness and limits
Read at every watch, as a signal.
freshness
At every watch.
Neo reads Google Trends when the market watch runs, or when you ask.
rule
A relative index.
Google Trends gives an index from 0 to 100, relative to the period chosen: Neo compares it week to week, never with a search count.
limits
A signal to cross-check.
A rise in searches reads as a correlation: Neo checks it against the store and Search Console.
Neo puts demand next to your other sources.
Watch your market’s demand move.
Book a demo: Neo reads Google Trends for you and your competitors in front of you, next to their ads.