{"id":318,"date":"2021-08-31T20:53:41","date_gmt":"2021-08-31T20:53:41","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.batteries-company.com\/battery-care\/?p=318"},"modified":"2021-08-31T20:53:41","modified_gmt":"2021-08-31T20:53:41","slug":"top-7-ways-to-track-hot-trends-on-the-internet","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.batteries-company.com\/battery-care\/top-7-ways-to-track-hot-trends-on-the-internet.htm","title":{"rendered":"Top 7 Ways to Track Hot Trends on the Internet"},"content":{"rendered":"

As the Internet progressively moves towards real-time information, the need to know what\u2019s popular right now is becoming increasingly important.\u00a0 Here are the best ways to track trends of all types, so you\u2019ll always be in the know about what\u2019s hot on the Internet.<\/p>\n

1. How to track popular Internet video trends<\/h3>\n

\"magma<\/a><\/p>\n

Mag.ma<\/a> is the definitive source when it comes to tracking what\u2019s hot for Internet videos.\u00a0 It aggregates all the hot videos from sites like YouTube, Vimeo and Daily Motion, takes into account social media buzz, links, positive reviews, how fast views are growing, then and shows you a selection of videos which are up and coming.<\/p>\n

Because it tracks chatter from around the web and links to the video as well, using Mag.ma, you\u2019ll usually be able to watch viral videos very early on rather than waiting for it to hit the masses.<\/p>\n

2. How to track hot Twitter trends<\/h3>\n

\"trendistic<\/a><\/p>\n

Trendistic<\/a> is one of the most visual ways to track Twitter trends out there.\u00a0 What I really like about it is that it helps you understand popular trends, and the tweets that were happening at that particular point in time when the topic became hot.\u00a0 Many other services just show you what\u2019s hot and the current tweets about that topic (you can also get that here), so there is little retrospective understanding about what actually happened when the topic was trending and became viral.<\/p>\n

It also offers up some great tools like hourly\/weekly\/monthly charts, and the ability to embed these charts into your own website.<\/p>\n

3. How to track popular search trends<\/h3>\n

\"googletrends<\/p>\n

Google Trends Hot List<\/a> shows you the hottest searches on the web right now.\u00a0 Close to real time, this is probably the single greatest indicator as to what people are searching for now.\u00a0 Google trends<\/a> of course also allows you to track buzz of any given keyword across time.<\/p>\n

Trendy Bing<\/a> uses Google Trends hot list, but the results are published in Bing instead of Google.\u00a0 The result is a slightly richer experience with videos and photos to complement the search results.<\/p>\n

4. How to track popular image trends<\/h3>\n

\"diggimages<\/p>\n

Digg Images<\/a> is my favorite location when I want to find out what images are taking the Internet by storm.\u00a0 While Digg showcases all the most popular content of every genre be it videos\/news\/tech, the image section is particularly unique as there are few sources online which really capture what images\/photos are really popular now.<\/p>\n

5. How to track popular news trends<\/h3>\n

\"newsmap<\/p>\n

Newsmap<\/a> is a fantastic visualization tool when it comes to determining what news is hot right now.\u00a0 It aggregates Google News and makes the more popular (the more written about) stories larger and more prominent, so in one glance, you\u2019ll be able to see what\u2019s hot.\u00a0 You can also customize it by topic and location to give you an even more focused look.<\/p>\n

6. How to track popular feed subscription trends<\/h3>\n

\"feedcompare<\/p>\n

Website subscription can be considered the ultimate gauge of reader loyalty.\u00a0 These are people who have signed up and subscribed to your news\/blog feed, and want to be notified every time something new comes out.\u00a0 In terms of measuring loyal readers, this measure makes more sense than raw traffic.<\/p>\n

Feed Compare<\/a> is a free way to compare and chart RSS subscription of most websites (if they use feedburner).\u00a0 Just type in the websites you want to compare, choose the timeframe, and just compare away!<\/p>\n

7. How to track your email trends<\/h3>\n

\"mailtrends<\/p>\n

No, there isn\u2019t a service which allows you to track what people are saying on email \ud83d\ude42\u00a0 There is however, one called \u02dcMail Trends\u2019 which allows you to track what you are saying on Gmail.\u00a0 It allows you to get more insight on key email stats for example:<\/p>\n