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# Amazon Search
**Overview**\
Amazon monthly search volume is collected and displayed in a stacked bar graph, capturing product-level demand across adjacent search phrases.
**Historical Length**\
2+ years of historical data.
**Granularity**\
Monthly.
**Update Frequency**\
Updated monthly, usually within the first week of the new month.
**Methodology**\
We track both keyword search volume and related queries (adjacent terms) to create a complete demand view.
**Example Visualization**
**Use Cases**
* Proxy for product-level sales trends before earnings.
* Identify breakout brands / trends on Amazon that may not yet be in Wall Street models.
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