I Searched for “Jordan mid”
So on Footlocker.com, I did a search for the terms “jordan mid” and got these results. I don’t get it.
I supposed Jordan is close to “Juicy?”
So on Footlocker.com, I did a search for the terms “jordan mid” and got these results. I don’t get it.
I supposed Jordan is close to “Juicy?”
Looking at Pulpconnection stats for today (Wednesday, June 24, 2015), here are my favorite search terms:
While I don’t define portague jokes, the post, 21 Slang Words You Should Know Before Visiting Hawaii, discusses haole aka howie haiwaiian mainlander.
Did a quick review of popular search terms on Pulpconnection and came across this puzzling one, “dancing with the stars wardrobe malfunction.” For Season 13, this has to be Nancy Grace’s accident during Week 2. Here’s the aired, edited video of Nancy’s Quick Step that did and “didn’t maintain hold.”
It’s official. Year 2010 belonged to Justin Bieber. He’s the only commonality of top search engine results. Fans searched Bing, Yahoo, Twitter, and also Google for the latest on the Biebs.
On Google’s Zeitgeist 2010 for the fastest rising queries?
Here’s Google’s year in review video.
Congratulations to Justin. This year was indeed his world.
New to the annual highlights of searches is Twitter with their Year in Review. Even though Twitter isn’t a search-focused service, searching is a powerful addition to the near real-time world of tweets.
Interestingly enough, only Justin Bieber has been a common thread between the top searches on Twitter, Yahoo, and Bing.
It only gets better. Bing published its top searches for the year, and now Yahoo has a whole section for its Year in Review. Besides its basic top ten in search terms, Yahoo grouped its searches into various categories providing even more insight. Here are Yahoo’s Top 10 Searches:
Even cooler is this infographic depicting the various categories and its respective top searches.
What? There’s an immortal animal?!
It’s getting to that time of the year when search companies release their annual stats for their most popular searches. Bing.com is up first with their list that looks like this:
No real big surprises although Kim Kardashian was in the top spot, but it wasn’t for her Dancing with the Stars booty betrayal back that happened back in 2008.