For Google Trend we could boost the search scores each time with each of us using an automated search page. Here is how it's done :
Copy the code below on a text editor and follow the instructions that are in the comments after the double slashes //
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
<iframe id="holder" height="500" width="100%" frameBorder="0" src=""
onload = "timer = setTimeout( 'refreshing(address)', ( Math.floor( Math.random() * time_rate ) +5 ) * 1000 )" >test</iframe>
</body>
<script>
// use this search-self-firing javascript-controlled mini web page to push more searches
// just fill-in the complete search address between the double quotes below
address=" here, between double quotes, copy/paste the complete address you find in the location bar of your browser after you have originally launched the search of the terms and obtained results ";
// do not forget the closing (second) double quote and semi-colon
// then copy this whole code to a text editor, save it as an html file (web document),
// or after saving as a .txt file change the dot extension of the filename to .htm
// open the file by clicking it or from your browser. Watch the page refreshing every few seconds
// you may change the time rate representing maximum time in seconds after a standard 5 seconds pause
// but this one, 11, will do fine :
time_rate=11;
// examples: a rate of 11 will fire again at random within 5 to 15 seconds
// a rate of 16 will fire again at random within 5 to 20 seconds, and so on
// these are recommended range ot repeat rates
// if too frequent and too regular firing, Google Trends may consider it spookery and dismiss those searches.
function refreshing(adr){
document.getElementById("holder").src = adr;
}
refreshing(address);
</script>
</html>
I have tested it on Firefox and Chrome. It works perfect. Internet Explorer may cause difficulties and need adjusting preferences for running a script locally. If you have difficulties ask here for guidance.
