Google Trends Shows the
            Demise of Urban Modeling
            
              04/02/13 11:49 PM Filed in: 
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              Google Trends, Google’s
                   powerful forecasting tool for marketers, clearly
                   illustrates the demise of urban modeling. There
                   is hardly 
any term associated with the
                   genre that is trending upward these days. With a
                   score of 100 representing the ultimate search
                   popularity of a term, consider this:
              
              
              • In May 2004 Melyssa Ford scored a 100; in January
              2013 she was a mere nine;
              
              
              • In July 2005 KING magazine scored a 100; in January
              2013 it was 14;
              
              
              • In July 2004 Smooth magazine scored a 100; in
              February 2013 it was a four; and
              
              
              • In October 2009 Rosa Acosta scored a 100; in March
              2013 she was a 33
              
              
              Even the term “urban modeling” has consistently
              trended downward, at 100 in February 2004 is now at
              35. These numbers don’t represent sudden spikes and
              downfalls. Rather, as the charts indicate, these
              numbers represent a free fall over the last decade.
              Not that we’re learning anything here we don’t
              already know. It’s just a confirmation.
              
              
              
              
              
                
              
              
              
                 
              Tags: Urban Modeling