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any data to back this up or is this anecdotal? https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&geo=US&q=tiktok%20search,google%20search https://trend

any data to back this up or is this anecdotal? https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&geo=US&q=tiktok%20search,google%20search https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&ge... and https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&geo=US&q=tiktok%20search https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&ge... doesnt point to anything meteoric here.

dvngnt_ 4y ago
I don't but I've seen many people on the app say as much. I've seen many more people appending reddit to Google searches. google should be more worried about reddit getting their search together
- roundandround 4y ago
  The same would have hypothetically been true for plenty of sites like Stack Overflow.. Which is an example that sites themselves penalize anonymous internal search over fresh Google search. Controlling the search pages is of low value compared to staying fixed at the top of Google searches (thanks to obfuscated interaction rankings) by having a lot of people who search dozens of times a day always selecting only your page in Google's responses and of course never applying captcha to a new visitor from Google.
matheusmoreira 4y ago
Google search gets worse and worse every year. It's actually becoming painful to search for things now. It gives me nothing but spammy low quality results unless I restrict resuts to reddit and HN and other old school forums where people actually talk about stuff and exchange information.
shanemhansen 4y ago
I think google search trends might not provide good data on interest in TikTok search.
spaceman_2020 4y ago
Google is definitely becoming the source of last resort for a lot of queries. I also turn to it just to search other websites. The biggest search tragedy is Twitter. There’s an incredible amount of information on that platform but most of it is hard to find because of the awful search.
- corbulo 4y ago
  The problem with Twitter is everything has much greater semantic similarity due to brevity. How the hell do you SEO a tweet? LLM might actually come in handy for that kind of backend search usecase. IMO the real issue with twitter is how it only loads tweets on a page to your monitor size. Impossible to CTRL+F if you know what you're looking for even on the right author's page.
tarsinge 4y ago
What are you trying to see? If they are not using Google you'll not see it in these data.

dvngnt_ 4y ago

I don't but I've seen many people on the app say as much. I've seen many more people appending reddit to Google searches. google should be more worried about reddit getting their search together

roundandround 4y ago
The same would have hypothetically been true for plenty of sites like Stack Overflow.. Which is an example that sites themselves penalize anonymous internal search over fresh Google search. Controlling the search pages is of low value compared to staying fixed at the top of Google searches (thanks to obfuscated interaction rankings) by having a lot of people who search dozens of times a day always selecting only your page in Google's responses and of course never applying captcha to a new visitor from Google.

matheusmoreira 4y ago

Google search gets worse and worse every year. It's actually becoming painful to search for things now. It gives me nothing but spammy low quality results unless I restrict resuts to reddit and HN and other old school forums where people actually talk about stuff and exchange information.

shanemhansen 4y ago

I think google search trends might not provide good data on interest in TikTok search.

spaceman_2020 4y ago

Google is definitely becoming the source of last resort for a lot of queries. I also turn to it just to search other websites. The biggest search tragedy is Twitter. There’s an incredible amount of information on that platform but most of it is hard to find because of the awful search.

corbulo 4y ago
The problem with Twitter is everything has much greater semantic similarity due to brevity. How the hell do you SEO a tweet? LLM might actually come in handy for that kind of backend search usecase. IMO the real issue with twitter is how it only loads tweets on a page to your monitor size. Impossible to CTRL+F if you know what you're looking for even on the right author's page.

tarsinge 4y ago

What are you trying to see? If they are not using Google you'll not see it in these data.