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by mikerubini 7y ago
Our data relies on Google and it is based on what consumers are searching for. Specifically, it relies on Google Trends, Google News, Google searches, Amazon searches, Twitter searches and YouTube searches (for now!) We also have a partner
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Yes, we do take data from Google Trends as well as other sources. Thanks for commenting!
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Hello there, The graph is a little bit adjusted, but if you go on Google Trends, you will actually see the same trend: https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%205-y&ge...
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by mikerubini 7y ago
My pleasure, and thank you for checking it out!
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by mikerubini 7y ago
You are right, I'll give logged users the ability to see a little bit more trends =) Thanks for the comment!
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Seems cool! Your thing is specific to HN, though, right? I plan to integrate HN as a source in Treendly, too.
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Google Trends is for researching things you've heard of. Treendly is to find things you haven't.
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Nope, it's probably just overloaded from HN. I just updated the trend and, as you can see, it does show the data: https://treendly.com/trend/javascript?geo=US We don't cather to any specific niche: Thanks for
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Yep, thanks for the feedback! =)
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Updating re: "Too many requests" - it was, indeed, the strict throttling. It's now ok.
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Hey there, Thanks for the feedback. Re: "Too many requests", not really but I do have some throttling in place. I'll see what's going on. Re website field: I'm just using an HTML5 input with HTML validation (type=&q
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Hey there, Thanks a lot and thanks for the feedback. It's probably due to dot in the search query. I'll fix it! =)
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Hello there, Yes, I'm aware of the bug. We don't support Japanese characters still. Sorry, I'll fix it as soon as I can. Meanwhile, please give the tool a second chance by searching in English if you can. Thanks for the feedb
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by mikerubini 7y ago
First and foremost, we give our users the ability to monitor a keyword/topic over time. As a user, you can receive daily, weekly and monthly email alerts. Secondly, you can search a keyword/topic in any country and what you search
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Just added! Sorry about that, I'm manually adding them one by one after I test them. Thanks for the comment!
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Hello, at this point this question is hard to answer. I've identified a lot of real customer profiles (as I call them) that can use the product and receive value. Some of those are: e-commerces, marketers, affiliates, investors, SEO ex
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by mikerubini 7y ago
You actually do not require an account to see the trends in the home page. For example, https://treendly.com/trend/dalgona-coffee is free to look at at. You do require an account to search because I'd like to unde
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by mikerubini 7y ago
I agree 100% that it could be a lot of value. That's what I'm going for =)
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Ah, thanks for this. I'll fix it right now! =)
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Hey Jeff, Thanks for the feedback. We have no limits on all tiers regarding searches: you can search all the keywords/topic you want, for free. The only limit we have on the free plan is the fact that you can track only 1 trend, meanin
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Hello there, Yes, we both find rising trends but we differ in so many ways. First and foremost, we give our users the ability to monitor a keyword/topic over time. As a user, you can receive daily, weekly and monthly email alerts. Seco
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Hey everyone, my name is Mike and I'm the developer. On Treendly, you can search a topic or keyword in any region and immediately get an understanding of its trend. You can also set up alerts so that you can monitor a keyword/topi
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by mikerubini 7y ago
I've spotted a new trend: dog beds. There's an e-com brand which is banking on it, doing ~$10k+/day selling specifically orthopedic dog beds. Hope it can be helpful!
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by mikerubini 7y ago
Hope I can help musicians out there by sharing a tool I created. As a musician a problem I had was that not everyone would pay me on time (or at all?) and it was difficult to keep track of all of the gigs I played. That's why I created
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