Here is a picture of the words used most often in your document. Words used more often are bigger, and ones used less often are smaller. This picture, called a "word cloud", is helpful to get a sense of the most used words in a document.

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Top Words

Word Frequency
inc 38
books 19
llc 17
store 16
usa 16
direct 16
products 13
book 12
sales 11
us 11
deals 11
home 10
tech 10
goodwill 10
online 8
supply 8
world 7
brands 7
media 7
health 7

Bigrams

bigram Frequency
book sales 6
better world 4
world books 4
books inc 3
same day 3
official store 3
goodwill industries 3
industries of 3
goodwill of 3
books outlet 2
day shipping 2
quidsi retail 2
retail llc 2
the vitamin 2
vitamin shoppe 2
toys and 2
time books 2
the sportsman's 2
sportsman's guide 2
sabrina silver 2

Trigrams

trigram Frequency
better world books 4
goodwill industries of 3
same day shipping 2
the vitamin shoppe 2
the sportsman's guide 2
direct premium buys 2
northern tool equipment 2
road runner sports 2
-importcds moviemars better 1
moviemars better world 1
world books international 1
books international book 1
international book sales 1
book sales pharmapacks_ 1
sales pharmapacks_ hippo 1
pharmapacks_ hippo books 1
hippo books river 1
books river colony 1
river colony trading 1
colony trading thriftbooks-chicago 1

What do I do next?

Examining text data in this quantitative way can help you find stories to tell in your data. The fact that "inc" is a popular word is good to know, but combine that with the 1 use in the top 40 bigrams, and the 3 uses in the top 40 trigrams, to understand the context of how it is used. With that richer understanding of the context, you can sketch out a picture of why "inc" is so important in your text.

So grab some paper and some crayons and start drawing what you see! Check out our activity guide for more help on sketching out a story. Want to dig into the data more? Download all the word counts, bigrams, or trigrams and investigate why "shop" is used 7 times!

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