Does a UK version of Hot Searches exist?
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Hi,
Is there a UK version of US Google Hot Searches?
From my search, it seems like there used to be Hot Topic but it no longer exists.
What can I use to find trending topics in the UK?
If anyone has tools that work in RU, AU, DE or SW that would also be greatly appreciated! Thanks!
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I didn't found for google but I think AOL have something like this - http://hotsearch.aol.co.uk/ ... hope this helps.
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When you go to google.couk/trends you see "Hot Searches (USA)". I am looking for something similar for the UK - the most popular/trending searches for the week (as opposed to trends for a specific keyword)
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Here you go http://www.google.co.uk/trends/ Search for topics...
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