Interesting: FRC in Google Searches

[TheMilkman01]

It's good to see tangible proof that FIRST is growing annually. Seeing this graph reminds me of our YouTube Analytics over time, especially the "dead zone" of summer. Here's it for contrast: http://imgur.com/J0mPVkG

Note: The sudden spike this year that skews the data is YouTube live streams of competitions. We've also created the most content this year, which is another factor.

[cbale2000]

Here's a few more related search terms on the same graph, looks like the abbreviated "FRC" is much more frequently searched:

Graph

[Knufire]

Originally Posted by cbale2000

Here's a few more related search terms on the same graph, looks like the abbreviated "FRC" is much more frequently searched:

Graph

Probably because FRC also stands for the Family Research Council.

[cbale2000]

Originally Posted by Knufire

Probably because FRC also stands for the Family Research Council.

True, though you wouldn't expect to see as significant of spikes in the graph if the result were being significantly affected.

[Roboshant]

The searches for "chiefdelphi" are also very insightful.

[CalTran]

I enjoy the massive spike for "Frisbee launcher" in 2013.

[GeeTwo]

Originally Posted by Roboshant

The searches for "chiefdelphi" are also very insightful.

Quite curious. From my forays into searches and highlights, it seemed to me that the four peak years of CD posts were 2004-2007 [repeat - an impression, not a valid statistic]. The four years of CD searches were the next four years, 2008-2011.