Just to be clear the statistics they give you are absolutely retarded unless you can get real numbers... I'll give an example --
So the graph only goes from 0 to 100 with no variation in between, so let's say that in one state only 4 people Googled the word in question, well guess what? That is still going to show a jump from 0 to 100, assuming that the prior day or time period no one had made the search.... even though 100 means 4 people and 50 means 2 people...
So let's say if all the states combined were only a thousand searches, well it would still show a huge spike, but you can see why that graph would be meaningless...
Don't know why they don't give you actual numbers to work with
Just to be clear the statistics they give you are absolutely retarded unless you can get real numbers... I'll give an example --
So the graph only goes from 0 to 100 with no variation in between, so let's say that in one state only 4 people Googled the word in question, well guess what? That is still going to show a jump from 0 to 100, assuming that the prior day or time period no one had made the search.... even though 100 means 4 people and 50 means 2 people...
So let's say if all the states combined were only a thousand searches, well it would still show a huge spike, but you can see why that graph would be meaningless...
Don't know why they don't give you actual numbers to work with