A spike = someone searched that name that day
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What the record shows
Google: noise "most noticeable on queries with low or no search interest ... one-off spikes should not be interpreted as real search activity or evidence of individual searches" [OFFICIAL, Trends FAQ]. Google spokesperson: for very uncommon terms Trends "may appear to show some search interest even if there were no actual searches" [OFFICIAL via ABC, 17 Dec 2025]. Chart is rescaled so its own peak = 100; a single crumb becomes "100" official. *Pass 1 adds:* Raubenheimer: "if the maximum number of searches was ten, it would show up as 100" (The Conversation, 17 Dec 2025) secondary; GNI lesson: "search terms with low volume appear as 0 for a given time period" official. Her own reading of 100 on the collab: "trending number one ... serious interest as in possibly even maybe more than one search" (a1ObeHOaq1k 0:58:47) - she reads a relative peak as a count.