Using Google Research Tools
Google has got to be one of the kindest companies when it comes to free tools that make a difference to your bottom line. Google research is not just for Google researchers it can be leveraged by anyone curious about pretty well any topic. My top Google resource for measurement, and constant site improvement is Google Analytics. Without diving too deeply into the Google Analytics interface let’s take a look at some of the other tools also provided to help you conduct Google Research more effectively.
Google Research Search API
This research API tool provides university student researchers with information through Google search technology. The tool builds on Google search technology and eliminates the need to crawl and create your own internal indexing. In order to solve real world problems people face we must first understand them. A great tool for help implementing your business marketing approach. Researching markets can be done in a more educated fashion.
Google Case Law Study
I’m not sure if you caught it but a while ago Google launched a free system for you to search case law . This is a Google scholar search interface that allows you to zoom in on legal cases. There are many other research methods besides Google scholar I like this format because it offers plenty of information neatly organized.
Help Choosing a Topic
If you are a visual person you can try the new Google fast flip . This is a new experience that delivers the latest in Blogging news in visual format. It is a real time method to feel the pulse of what is happening at the moment. This can provide targeted market research that you are exploring or considering building a business model around.
Setting Up Your Niche Marketing Campaign
If you are trying to penetrate a smaller market the keywords you choose play an intricate role in the amount and type of traffic your site will receive. To take a closer look at keyword markets use the Google Adwords free keywords suggestion tool to get Google statistics such as search volumes. There’s no sense entering a market where there is no keyword requests or search volumes unless you want to blaze new trails.
