Template:Google trends
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Usage
[edit]Creates a Google trends search link for the supplied term(s). By default, the search link is for the name of the page it is put on, if no term is provided. It is strongly recommended (but not required) that you SUBST: this template.
Search for multiple terms by separating them with commas.
Displays the terms(s) to search for, or use optional second parameter to display something else.
Do not use in articles
[edit] | Do not use this template in articles (as Google search links are not appropriate in articles). The template is only for talk pages and other process pages (Help desk, WikiProjects, etc.). The template will produce an error if you attempt to use it in an article. |
Examples
[edit]| Type this | To get this | What it searches for |
|---|---|---|
{{subst:google trends}} |
Google trends | Searches for the phrase "Google trends", because the name of this page that you are reading is "Template:Google trends" |
{{subst:google trends|Godzilla}} |
Godzilla | Searches for the term "Godzilla". |
{{subst:google trends|Godzilla, Rodan}} |
Godzilla, Rodan | Searches for "Godzilla" and searches for "Rodan". |
{{subst:google trends|Godzilla, Rodan| search trend: Godzilla vs. Rodan}} |
search trend: Godzilla vs. Rodan | Searches for "Godzilla" and searches for "Rodan". Changes link name to "search trend: Godzilla vs. Rodan". |
{{subst:google trends|Godzilla, Rodan, Dalek, babel fish}} |
Godzilla, Rodan, Dalek, babel fish | Searches for "Godzilla," searches for "Rodan", searches for "Dalek", and searches for "babel fish". |
See also
[edit]- {{Google}}
- {{Google books}}
- {{Google custom}}
- {{Google help desk}}
- {{Google images}}
- {{Google LC}} (Google—excluding Language, Country)
- {{Search for}}
- {{Find sources}}
- {{Google scholar}}
- {{Google Scholar ID}} - for individual profiles
- {{Google trends}}
- {{Google translation}}
- {{Google Wikipedia}}
- {{Help desk searches}}
- {{Translate wikipedia}}
- {{HD/GKG}} - for people asking about the information in a Google search, the Google Knowledge Graph