Showing posts with label trendrr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label trendrr. Show all posts

Sunday, 1 March 2009

American Idol: Trendrr Graph Update


Interesting graph, isn't it? It shows the American Idol odds are currently spot on. Bring on the final 12.

I still haven't watched it!

Wednesday, 18 February 2009

American Idol 2009: Trendrr Graph

Below is a plot I have set up on Trendrr. It measures the number of posts on Twitter about each contestant on American Idol. When the show hits the final group I suspect the traffic will go ballistic and offer some quality infomation. I will repost this graph regularly.

I would like to thank the staff at Trendrr for allowing me extra graphs in order to plot all 36 contestants together. It is a great site for TV betting research and I recommend it heartily.

EDIT: I know Arianna Afsar isn't on it. I am collecting her data though and will add her soon.

Monday, 16 February 2009

An Old Friend Revisited

Remember this graph? I found it again today. It goes to show that some of my methods just don't work. You live and learn! It is interesting though I'm sure you'll agree.

Talking of new methods, I will activate my Supertool in a few days. It should be great for American Idol betting

Thursday, 16 October 2008

Google Trends/Trendrr X Factor Update


An interesting graph is being produced here. Please click on the image for a better view. If the Diana spikes become a regular pattern I will bet on her. Below is the Trendrr live feed graph which supports Diana very strongly. I will add the other acts on the feed tommorrow.

Tuesday, 14 October 2008

Trendrr: A new research tool?

As you know, I am a big fan of actively researching my TV bets in order to remove guessing as much as possible. Hunches are good, facts are better!

Trendrr is a new company that allows you to make detailed analysis of a number of websites, including Youtube. It allows you plot and analyse graphs looking at total views, number of comments, views per day, times favourited. I am hoping it will let me build up a picture of viewng trends which will spot shifts early.

I will post some results when Trendrr captures them and we can take a look and see if it is useful.