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Obama vs. Romney: Search for Next President Reveals Astonishing Facts
Search Engine Watch
Suren Ter-Saakov
8/6/2012
Excerpt:
"We all believe that we live within a great nation, and we are correct. We are able to elect our leaders and live without limitation.
Nevertheless, there are masses of statistics that verify what we really do. When it comes to Internet searches and what we are most fascinated by, the facts are astonishing.
The year is 2012, and we have already begun observing the long awaited competition for the White House. Two candidates will enter the hypothetical “ring” and contend in an attempt to impress us with their keen ability to run the country. (In actuality there are more than two candidates, but at this point we are all aware of whom the likely nominee will be.)
A considerable percentage of presidential campaigns consist of Internet search marketing strategies, as much of the country utilizes the Internet for news and searches. In order to act accordingly, we're going to decipher exactly how the marketing of the current president and his opponents are managed. Simultaneously, we'll compare the search tendencies of ourselves as individuals, all while raising the all-important question: how simple is it to fool us?
This article is an accumulation of entertaining facts rather than some sort of a mind-numbing, in-depth analysis. So get ready and let the fun commence!"
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View the complete article at:
http://searchenginewatch.com/article...onishing-Facts
My Comment: Note in the referenced article, in the table given in the section titled, 'Top Election 2012 Search Terms: Obama' that the volumes and rankings for the keywords indicated are:
The table cited above consists of the top search terms that contain the keyword “Obama:”
Search Engine Watch
Suren Ter-Saakov
8/6/2012
Excerpt:
"We all believe that we live within a great nation, and we are correct. We are able to elect our leaders and live without limitation.
Nevertheless, there are masses of statistics that verify what we really do. When it comes to Internet searches and what we are most fascinated by, the facts are astonishing.
The year is 2012, and we have already begun observing the long awaited competition for the White House. Two candidates will enter the hypothetical “ring” and contend in an attempt to impress us with their keen ability to run the country. (In actuality there are more than two candidates, but at this point we are all aware of whom the likely nominee will be.)
A considerable percentage of presidential campaigns consist of Internet search marketing strategies, as much of the country utilizes the Internet for news and searches. In order to act accordingly, we're going to decipher exactly how the marketing of the current president and his opponents are managed. Simultaneously, we'll compare the search tendencies of ourselves as individuals, all while raising the all-important question: how simple is it to fool us?
This article is an accumulation of entertaining facts rather than some sort of a mind-numbing, in-depth analysis. So get ready and let the fun commence!"
....................................
View the complete article at:
http://searchenginewatch.com/article...onishing-Facts
My Comment: Note in the referenced article, in the table given in the section titled, 'Top Election 2012 Search Terms: Obama' that the volumes and rankings for the keywords indicated are:
- 450,000 - Obama - #1
- 246,000 - Barack Obama - #2
- 60,500 - President Obama - #5
- 49,500 - Obama Birth Certificate - #6
- 14,800 - Obama Care- #10
The table cited above consists of the top search terms that contain the keyword “Obama:”