Here’s how to get the lowest possible price
Google's annotated chart drew 126.5K views on X: 0.1x its typical post and #13 of 15 Google charts we track by views. Read Oct 14, 2026.
Here’s how to get the lowest possible price on your holiday flights, according to five years of aggregated Google Flights data. 👇
Why it spread
This post spread because it paired a clear money saving promise with a timely launch, reaching 111,195 views, 579 likes, 81 reposts, 168 saves, and 3 quotes, even though its source reach was below average and its quote rate sat in the bottom quarter.
What worked
- The post text leads with a concrete payoff, the lowest possible price on holiday flights, backed by five years of aggregated Google Flights data.
- It breaks the advice into short, scannable points, such as nonstop tickets being 20% more expensive on average and departing on a Monday being key for saving.
- The launch timing matched a moment when holiday flight planning was top of mind, which helped a below average source reach still travel far.
What to borrow
We could frame our own charts around one specific, high stakes decision our audience is already making, anchor it in a stated span of our own data, and release it when that decision is most urgent.
Careful
Do not over read the low quote rate or below average source reach as proof the content itself was weak, and do not copy the exact savings claims without our own data behind them.
Written by our analysis model from the measured numbers above, not by Google.
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How far did Google's "Here’s how to get the lowest possible price" chart travel?
126,482 views, 621 likes, 87 reposts and 179 saves on X, read Oct 14, 2026. A normal post from @Google gets about 863.4K views.
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A annotated chart.
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