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Fun With Google Correlate - Let's Learn About Who Plays Mirko Vosk in Magic the Gathering

6/26/2016

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by Richard Rowell, Article Writer for Hire and Gaming Blogger
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Really, I am much too fond of Google Correlate as a research tool. While most of the time, this tool comes up with related searches that actually makes sense, other times it seems like you can actually create a profile of the type of person who searches certain terms.

Recently, in my constant research of trends in the mega-popular trading card game Magic the Gathering, I noticed that a particular card has been quite popular among my audience: Mirko Vosk, Mind Drinker. I also noticed that cards that are played alongside this Legendary Creature are also big sellers on Amazon. So I thought, well, in my research about Mirko Vosk, why not learn more about who actually plays him in their Magic the Gathering decks?

My research gave me some interesting insights, at least, as far as their Google search habits are concerned. I checked both the weekly correlations and monthly correlations. The basic difference between these two is that the weekly ones tend to be more focused and the monthly are much more broad search habits. For example, in the weekly correlations, we find people searching other cards in the same expansion set, Dragon’s Maze, as Mirko Vosk. The monthly results give us a bigger idea of who is searching Mirko Vosk on a regular basis.

Being someone who is very much into marketing and understanding my audience, this is my profile of Joe/Jane Average who plays Mirko Vosk, Mind Drinker in Magic the Gathering

Favorite Trading Card Game: Magic the Gathering
Other Favorite Magic Cards: Lavinia of the Tenth, Master of Cruelties, Tajic, Blade of the Legion, Teysa, Envoy of Ghosts, Varolz, Scar Striped (all cards are also from Dragon’s Maze)
Favorite Songs: “Horizon” by Singularity, “Like I Am” by Rittz, “Laila Teri Le Legi” from the Indian film Shootout at Wadala, “Nasty” by Logic
Favorite Cellular Phone: Samsung Galaxy S4
Favorite Exercise Plan: 30 Day Squat Challenge
Favorite Face Makeup: Smashbox CC Cream
Favorite Image Search: “4 Pics 1 Word Red Carpet”
Favorite Mobile App: 4 Pics, 1 Word
Favorite Video Games: AdventureQuest Worlds (PC) & Dead Island Riptide (PS3)

What can we learn from this?

Keep in mind that Dragon’s Maze was released in 2013 so it may explain the timing of some of the search terms that led me to these conclusions. It’s still fun to see this information. The most surprising search term for me was “Smashbox CC Cream,” which is face makeup. It would suggest to me that there are a good number of female Magic players who play Mirko Vosk in their deck. It also shows me that there were a segment of the Magic playing population who actually liked Dragon’s Maze as a set - it was widely panned by most of the MTG community. As we’re learning over time, Mirko Vosk and a few of his compatriots, like Tajic, Teysa, and Varolz, have turned out to be pretty solid creatures.

We also see that Mirko Vosk players like to stay in shape, as evidenced by the 30 day squat challenge. They also prefer Samsung Galaxy to other cell phones. They also play a lot of AdventureQuest Worlds on the PC. I’ve never played Dead Island Riptide, but I remember people talking about it a few years ago and apparently it was pretty popular.

I don’t remember ever seeing the “4 Words, 1 Pic” game, but I wasn’t paying attention to mobile apps at that point. It’s available on Android and Windows Phone from what I can tell  It actually looks pretty fun.

Does this information actually help us to write about Mirko Vosk as a valuable piece in a Magic the Gathering deck? Not really, but it’s still fun.

Read more of Richard’s Magic the Gathering and other gaming content at Gaming Successfully.

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Fun with Google Correlate - US State Correlations - Denver Nuggets

10/20/2015

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by Richard Rowell, Article Writer for Hire

With the NBA preseason well underway, it seemed appropriate to make a related “Fun with Google Correlate” article. Well, the ordinary weekly and monthly correlations didn’t turn up anything fun. So I decided to go local with the “Compare US States” option, which I haven’t yet explored on this series. I finally picked the Denver Nuggets as my data set, as I currently live near Denver, Colorado. The results were… interesting, if a bit underwhelming for entertainment purposes...

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As you may expect, most searches for the Denver Nuggets occur in Colorado and Wyoming. Therefore, the correlations are extremely strong. The first few make plenty of sense. Actually, the only ones that stand out to me are the ones that I want to talk about.

“Mon Chalet” is an adult nightlife club in Aurora, CO. It’s apparently quite a well-known swingers club in the Denver Metro area. While I highly doubt the Nuggets will go about choosing them as their official Nightlife partner, it’s interesting data. Likewise, the search phrase “Denver strip” says plenty about what type of venue people prefer as their Nuggets game after-party.


“Colorado horse” is an interesting search phrase that obviously appears incomplete. It could refer to a bunch of things, but I’m assuming it would be horse racing in this particular case. Colorado is definitely known for horses, in any case.

The last particularly interesting search phrase of note is “Greeley Colorado.” Greeley is best known for a couple of things. It was originally founded as a utopian experiment colony in 1869 and called the Union Colony. Eventually, it just became a city of 100,000. The other major historical note about Greeley is that it was once the site of two POW (Prisoner of War) camps during World War II, one for Germans and one for Italians. It’s also the home of the University of Northern Colorado.


I’ll be honest. I didn’t know anything about Greeley until this Google Correlate exercise. The things you learn from keyword research.

While these aren’t the most exciting conclusions, it does show how these local correlations can be particularly useful. If you’re writing about the Nuggets, maybe it’s not such a bad idea to write a piece here and there about the local nightlife - there’s a ton of it. And why not educate people on Greeley, CO while you’re at it? The city seems to have a pretty interesting history, as do many things in Colorado for that matter.

Any terms you’d like me to analyze using Google Correlate? Let me know in the comments or email me at richard@articlewriterforhire.com.  You never know what gems you may uncover.

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Fun with Google Correlate: Magic the Gathering

9/25/2015

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by Richard Rowell, Article Writer for Hire
After discovering some decent niche search terms for Boston Red Sox bloggers and some revealing (or not) hints about Major League Baseball's demographics, I figured I'd look at the NFL for similar edification and amusement. Alas, I didn't find much, certainly not enough worth writing about. However, in turning to examining my other major article writing niche, the mega popular trading card game Magic the Gathering, through the Correlate lens, there's some interesting data we have to look at. Some of it makes sense. Some of it doesn't.
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Some of this is downright bizarre. We have to break this down.


“Discount auto parts”

Here's some useful info. Apparently, most people searching Magic the Gathering also have cars that they need to repair and on the cheap. Gotta be able to drive to those game stores and other tournament venues.


“Trucker hats”

Come to think of it, I've seen a good number of Magic players wear trucker hats. There's a market for these and baseball caps for magic players. This is another good data point.


“Google search bar”

I'll admit that there are so many cards, decks, and cool combos in Magic the Gathering that I find myself using Web search quite a bit. Apparently, some Magic players feel it's necessary to add a Google search bar to their browser despite most browsers already having one built in already. What this does tell us though is that Magic players make a ton of searches and want to do so as quickly and efficiently as possible.


“Duelist of the Roses” and “Dark Duel Stories”

As someone who used to play a ton of the Yu-Gi-Oh! trading card game, I can tell you a bit about these games. I didn't particularly care for the Playstation 2 game Duelist of the Roses. However Dark Duel Stories for the Game Boy Color was an awesome game. Sure, it didn't always conform to the rules of the actual card game but it integrated some of the goofy mechanics that were featured on the anime version of the game. I personally preferred Eternal Duelist Soul for the Game Boy Advance, but I get the appeal of these two games for trading card game lovers.


These are pretty interesting data points, in particular. Many Magic players played Yu-Gi-Oh before getting into gathering the magic. It also reminds me that Wizards of the Coast, parent company of Magic, really needs to put out video games that actually reach the level of playability and fun that the Yu-Gi-Oh ones have. People still play those older games as these search terms show. Magic Duels, Wizards’ latest video game effort, has had some serious issues and requires a lot of micro-transactions to build any decent decks. Yu-Gi-Oh games were always self-contained and you could often get cards you actually owned by inputting pass codes that were actually printed on the cards. Konami had Wizards beat there. Something to think about.


“Legacy of Goku” and “Legacy of Goku 2”

These classic DragonBall Z games for the Game Boy Advance were never ones I played a lot, but they still have a good following. A bit of a trivial data point, but still an interesting one as far as demographic info is concerned.



“Fairyland”

I'll go out on a limb and assume the Fairyland correlation here is for the French symphonic power metal band. Most likely it's not this www.fairylandgame.com - although that looks cute if you have kids and are looking for a fun, safe game for them to play (I don’t really know, I haven’t tried it - yet).


“Kaoru”

Again, I'll assume this correlation is for the Guitarist from the Japanese band Dir En Grey. I’m not familiar with his music, but it’s another interesting data point.


“Mitsubishi Galant” and “Montero Sport”

When I think of Magic players, I don't really think of them driving Mitsubishi Galants and Montero Sports. But they have to be getting the discount auto parts for something, right?


“S56”

This term probably refers to the Ping S56 irons for golf. I doubt it's the chainsaw chain or hazardous material.

Searching the Monthly correlations turns up a couple more gems.

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“Go kart kits“

A lot of Magic players are hobbyists, so building go karts is one that makes sense. This isn't really weird, just interesting.


“Msi insurance”

Apparently, there are a bunch of aspiring independent insurance agents playing  Magic. That's one way to fuel what can be an extremely expensive hobby. Or players are looking to take out insurance policies on their vast collections. I’m not sure which...


“Multiband”

Multiband is a communications company. Apparently a lot of Multiband customers and or employees play Magic the Gathering. Or they're the unofficial provider of directTV for Magic the Gathering enthusiasts. This is definitely an odd correlation.


“Bureau of automotive repair”

This is primarily a California thing, so obviously tons of Magic players live in California. One possibility this correlation offers is that a lot of car repair enthusiasts play Magic. The more likely scenario is that the owners of all those Mitsubishis are filing complaints and buying those discount auto parts to do over the repair work themselves. It all makes sense now.

So what have we learned about our average searcher of Magical Gatherings? We'll call them Steve and Stephanie.

Steve/Stephanie Average

Dream job: Independent insurance agent

Entertainment provider of choice: DirectTV (preferably through Multiband)

Favorite fashion accessory: Trucker hats

Favorite nostalgic video games: Yu-Gi-Oh! Dark Duel Stories for Game Boy Color, Yu-Gi-Oh! Duelist of the Roses for PS2, DragonBall Z Legacy of Goku and Legacy of Goku 2 for Game Boy Advance.

Favorite pastimes besides Magic: Building go karts, Car repair, Golf

Favorite search engine tool: Google search bar

First world problem in common: Filing complaints with the California bureau of auto repair

Golf club of choice: Ping S56 iron

Music of choice: Dir en Grey and Fairyland

Vehicles of choice: Mitsubishi Galant and Montero sport


How useful is all this information? Besides the video games and musical choices providing somewhat useful demographic info, the rest can be used as you see fit. For my purposes, that's amusement.

Any search terms you'd like me to run through Google Correlate and get my analysis? Warning some will be far more boring than others. If it’s fun enough, I’ll make a whole article about it. If not, I’ll be sure to let you know what interesting things you can get out of the data.


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Fun with Google Correlate - Major League Baseball

9/22/2015

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by Richard Rowell, Article Writer for Hire
Google Correlate is a fantastic data mining tool for businesses and major organizations to track search trends around their products, services, or causes. But it’s also a fun tool for article writers and bloggers as a way to get topic ideas and to get a pulse on what those searching for their niche are most often interested in. Lots of times this data is pretty straightforward. Let’s take a look, for example, at my hometown baseball team, the Boston Red Sox, through the lens of Correlate.
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As you can see, these searches are ones you’d expect to correlate with those searching for the Boston Red Sox on google. There’s nothing particularly out of the ordinary here, except that if you run a Red Sox blog, you should be producing content on occasion about “Red Sox T Shirts” (86.9 percent correlation). Sox fans love their t-shirts. If you need a revenue stream for your blog, it would be a great idea to aim your affiliate programs that way.

However, if we expand the search to monthly time series, we get far more interesting results.
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This is more like it! Now we’re finding some interesting niches here. “Live Red Sox” (89.2% correlation) seems to hint at people searching for places to stream Red Sox games live or get live updates. This niche is pretty well covered already by NESN’s Red Sox Gameday Live and Masslive. If you like to provide real-time game updates on your blog, there’s a bit of interest in it. But it’s not a huge search term (average 20 searches a month), but it’s better when the team is actually doing well (which it’s not in 2015).

“Red Sox bar” is an interesting term and a good one. People like to go to the bar and watch the game, and it turns out there are Red Sox bars all over the US. It’s not a mega popular search term (average 50 monthly searches), but it’s higher during the season. This seems to be a good niche for Red Sox bloggers to write about.

“2004 Red Sox” is a particular interesting term. Turns out even after 11 years, the first Sox championship in 86 years still gets a lot of interest. It gets over 1000 monthly searches on average. The nostalgia is still strong, and it’s probably not a bad idea for Sox bloggers to tap into the good memories once in awhile, especially when the team has struggled as it has for the past couple of years.

Lastly, “love that dirty water” refers to the Standells song, “Dirty Water,” which is played at Fenway Park when the Sox win. It’s funny because the 1960’s song actually mocks Boston and how polluted Boston Harbor and the Charles River were at the time. But Red Sox fans have made it an anthem now. There are probably some topics to be written about the connections between Dirty Water and the Red Sox, but there’s already a good article in the Boston Globe about it.

So there’s some useful data here. What if we expand our search to Major League Baseball as a whole?
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There are a few things to discuss here. First of all, it would appear that the Yankees and Cardinals seem to get the most search traffic over time. Right now, Royals Baseball is blowing them away, predictably, as they’re continuing to shock the baseball world by running away with their division. But the Yankees and Cardinals are clearly always the “safe” choices.

It’s also little surprise to see things like “baseball terminology,” “baseball trivia,” and “baseball history” among the top correlations. But there are some weird things here.

First of all “insects” and “identification” are in here. I was never aware that the average Major League Baseball fan was also an aficionado for insect identification. Apparently, baseball fans like to join rowing clubs, too. And enjoying ultimate frisbee and baseball would seem to go hand in hand.

I jest, but it gets even weirder when you get to the monthly correlations.

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White cedar? Purple Ash? Franklinia? And Clerodendrum? So apparently Major League Baseball fans are tree and plant lovers as well. Apparently, the Blue Ridge Mountains in Virginia are also MLB fans’ #1 choice for a vacation destination. Yes people love to take road trips to visit their favorite MLB ballparks. But these correlations are extremely strange. If you look at the charts, you’ll see it’s no fluke.
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OK, here’s what sense I make of this. Rowing clubs would seem to have a similar amount of interest at the same time of year that baseball season is in full swing, although interest in rowing clubs seems to be declining somewhat in relation to baseball. The best times to be poking around to find cool insects and observe beautiful flora (especially in the Blue Ridge Mountains) would seem to coincide, as well. To add to this mess, concrete mixing is yet another correlation not too much farther down the list. What does this all mean?

This seems all pretty silly, but what it does is show us that many MLB fans have a great appreciation for nature (and concrete mixing). That’s pretty cool information, actually. (Even concrete mixing makes sense - the months of the baseball season are the best times to mix concrete.) Thanks, Google Correlate! So now we know some things we didn’t know before about the average MLB fan!

Joe & Jane Average


Favorite Baseball Teams: New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals
Favorite Flower: Clerodendrum
Favorite Hobbies: Insect Identification and Rowing Clubs
Favorite Trees: White Cedar, Purple Ash, Franklin Tree

Take note, MLB - this is important demographic information!

Oh what fun can we have next? What about the NFL? It can’t get any sillier, can it?
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