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Google published this week the most common questions that Brazilian users have asked on the search engine during this year. The company divided the list into two types
Google published this week the most common questions that Brazilian users have asked on the search engine during this year. The company divided the list into two types of searches, the first of which began with “how much does it cost …”, and the second with “how to be …”. In the first of these, the highest demand was for the 2022 World Cup album, and the public wanted to know the value of the product.
Perhaps inspired by the competition in Qatar, the question “how much does a camel cost?” was also one of the most sought after.
“How much does a World Cup 2022 album cost?” topped the polls and was searched for even more than the price of Rock in Rio tickets or the cost of a Covid-19 test at a pharmacy. Another question still linked to the World Cup album has become one of the most frequently asked questions by Brazilians about the value of Neymar’s sticker, ranked fourth on the list. Perhaps inspired by the competition in Qatar, the question “how much does a camel cost?” was also one of the most sought after.
The second list published by Google shows the most common questions about how to become something specific. Showing that online sales continue at full speed even after the end of the Covid-19 pandemic, the question “How to become a Shopee partner?” appears in the first position. This is repeated in another well-known store such as Shein. However, some people were interested in volunteering for the war in Ukraine.
Google search will have infinite scroll on desktop
The feature was already available for smartphones
Via: WOL
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Source: Mundo Conectado
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