The highest overture terms ?

[hugegrowth]

What word or words have the highest overture ranks for searches?

What word/words has the highest overture score?

Not with extension, but without extension.

Just curious as to what people search for the most, I would expect the highest searches are for free stuff or s*x.

Please post here

 

[droplister]

google
yahoo
msn
free
sex
myspace

 

[RegFee]

I would imagine a lot of the words listed here would have high ovt:
http://searchwords.com/

 

[Steen]

I think "sex" has a history of winning the top spot.

 

[hugegrowth]

anyone know of some two word terms that get high overture, maybe something that most people aren't aware of or would be surprised by?

 

[dcristo]

yeah.. a good one is "do your own research"

 

[hugegrowth]

well, lets just close down the whole forum then and not share anything with each other ... people don't have to post if they don't want to

there have been times that I've given other members here some advice when requested, whether in a thread or by PM, based on my own experience and research, isn't part of what a domain forum is about? People ask questions here all the time.

 

[BidNo]

Huge, don't despair. I take it take dcristo is just in a bit of a cynical funk.

 

[dcristo]

Huge, don't despair. I take it take dcristo is just in a bit of a cynical funk.

Your contribution to the discussion was so much more enlightening. Of course forums are all about sharing information. But then there's sharing, and then there's leeching...

 

[hugegrowth]

anyone else have anything to add to the original intent of this thread?

 

[Olney]

What you can do is use OVT for various countries & languages.
The OVT that most people use is for Searches in the US mainly (Searches from Yahoo.com)
OVT data from the international Yahoo sites is separate.

For example this is the one I use for Japanese IDN domains
http://inventory.overture.com/d/searchinventory/suggestion/?mkt=jp

Since I'm only looking for the stats from Japanese users, it only gives me stats from Yahoo.co.jp


You can use this approach & find terms that might be popular in Australia, Spain etc.

 

[hugegrowth]

I've used it for France and Spain, besides US