Shout out to @treendly.

This tool helped me find rising queries, which I then turned into articles.

I wrote 8 articles, which brought in over 3,000 clicks in 12 days.

I wouldn't have been able to find these rising queries without the help of Treendly.

— Emily (@TheEmilyDyson) January 14, 2022

Handy new tool for trend analysis by @mikerubini 👊https://t.co/NGTiSzFliD pic.twitter.com/XzG4o3JRVE

— Samuel Lavoie (@SammyQc) April 15, 2020

Great trend spotter tool by @mikerubini - works in Spanish, too!https://t.co/4X9RGFPdA4

— Flavio Amiel ✍️📈 (@fba) April 4, 2020

I like cool, new tools. A lot. This new tool enables users to discover rising trends. It's cool. I like it. Check it out: Treendly https://t.co/J4Xpk5tXnp

— Charlie McHenry (@DonCarlitos) April 4, 2020

As for “home cooked meal” software I liked this one from a few months ago: https://t.co/6dij0y4BbO

Surfaced Dalgona coffee for me when it just started trending

— Paul M Gerhardt (@pmg) May 12, 2020

5️⃣ https://t.co/51RBsFKZSw

Por último y quizás el de mayor valor, es el newsletter de Treendly, herramienta de seguimiento de tendencias.

Utilizan la información de diferentes canales (AMZN, Google, YT) y te avisan que tendencias existen en las búsquedas actuales.

— Eduardo Higareda (@eldelentes) July 23, 2020

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— Ingunza Partners (@IngunzaPartners) June 19, 2020

Public companies on the rise (June 2020) on Google Search.

A cool new article to spot market opportunities through traffic search. https://t.co/LUwbblAwH1

— Crypto Tyrion🦁 (@Cryptotyrion) June 4, 2020

Treendly : un outil gratuit pour découvrir les futurs sujets tendances du webhttps://t.co/eUNxp8sETe

— Sylvain Gillet (@SylvGillet) June 2, 2020

[#TRENDS] Treendly : monitor the search trends regarding specific words submitted to Google in 37 countries (via @crid):https://t.co/iCY63BV3Iz pic.twitter.com/nG27MLketg

— Serge Courrier (@secou) April 6, 2020