One site on record lists “주성훈” among the searches that send it the most visitors, by traffic estimates. It is searched about 18.1K times a month on Google, worldwide (Google Ads, Sept 2026). Each site checked on the backlink value checker adds its top five search keywords, so this list grows as sites are checked.
Keyword intelligence
18.1KGoogle monthly search volume×5 since Oct 2025
LowPaid competition (Google Ads)0 of 100 advertisers' index
3%Searches the listed sites take410 visits a month
Sept 2026Peak month18.1K searches
What the data says
Demand is rising: Google searches for “주성훈” multiplied about 5 times (3,600 to 18.1K) from Oct 2025 to Sept 2026; the last three months averaged 7,633, about 4 times the three before.
The listed site takes about 410 visits a month from “주성훈”, 3% of its 16.1K searches (traffic estimates). The other 97% goes to sites not on record here, or ends without a click.
No advertiser pays for “주성훈” (cost per click $0 in both sources): its traffic is worth audience, not ad money.
1Demand
Search demand, month by month
Google monthly search volume (Google Ads, worldwide)Third-party estimated keyword demand
Every month's figures
Oct 2025
Nov 2025
Dec 2025
Jan 2026
Feb 2026
Mar 2026
Apr 2026
May 2026
Jun 2026
Jul 2026
Aug 2026
Sept 2026
Google monthly search volume (Google Ads, worldwide)
3,600
2,400
2,400
2,400
1,900
1,900
2,400
1,900
1,600
2,400
2,400
18.1K
Third-party estimated keyword demand
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16.1K
Google monthly search volume: Google Ads, worldwide, read 1 Nov 2026. Third-party estimated keyword demand is a separate source, on the same axis: the two can differ.
Each site's latest estimate of its visits from this keyword; DR: Ahrefs Domain Rating; linking sites: sites linking to it (third-party link index).
Where these sites' visitors are
Korea, Republic of86%
Taiwan4%
United States3%
Vietnam2%
Thailand1%
Other countries3%
The listed sites' own visitors by country (all their traffic), weighted by each site's visits from this keyword: their audience, not where the keyword is searched.
Phones and computers
Phones18%
Computers and tablets82%
Page loads of the listed sites by Chrome users (Chrome UX Report), weighted by each site's visits from this keyword: a site's device mix, not the keyword's. No source gives a keyword's device split.
Keywords the listed sites also get visits from, the most shared first: linked by the same sites' traffic, not by meaning.
5Opportunity
66/100 · Demand score, moderate
How much searching there is and what advertisers pay for it.
Searches
65
18.1K a month · weight 40%
Year
100
×5 since Oct 2025 · weight 20%
Momentum
100
last 3 months +288% on the 3 before · weight 20%
Commercial
0
$0.00 a click · weight 20%
What to do with it
The listed sites take 3% of its searches: most of the traffic goes to sites not on record here.
A business score needs your own figures (conversion, deal value) and is not made here. Scores are fixed formulas over the figures shown; they are not Google's.
6Sources
Google monthly search volume, Google Ads cost per click, bids and paid competition: Google Ads, worldwide, read 1 Nov 2026.
Third-party estimated keyword demand, cost per click and each site's visits (est.): third-party traffic estimates, Sept 2026.
DR: Ahrefs Domain Rating. Linking sites: a third-party link index.
Phones and computers: Chrome UX Report.
Tiles, findings, scores and actions are worked out from the figures on this page by fixed rules.
Listed A–Z. A top search keyword is one of the searches that bring a site the most visitors, by estimate. It is not a position in Google, and the order here is not a ranking. Visits (est.): the traffic estimate's own figure for the keyword on that site, which behaves like visits a month, not an amount of money (2026-09-29: it had been shown in dollars). This page is kept out of search results until 15 sites share the keyword.
Searches, cost per click and ad value above: Google Ads, worldwide. Sites and their visits: third-party traffic estimates, Sept 2026. The traffic estimates' own searches figure for the keyword is in the section below; the two sources often differ several times over.
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