A new feature in Google called Google Trends lets you see the volume for search terms over time. Here’s the result for a Google Trends search for “accordion” (correct spelling) versus “accordian” (incorrect spelling):
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Thought:
If you misspell a search term, Google provides a link to query using the correct spelling of the word. If someone searched for "accordian", then clicked the link to search for "accordion", it would register a search for both spellings. I wonder if the queries are actually about 50-50 for each spelling, but Google is influencing the stats with their spellchecker.
Cheers,
-robin