Sites where “jacob geller” is a top search keyword
2 sites on record list “jacob geller” among the searches that send them the most visitors, by traffic estimates. It is searched about 33.1K times a month on Google, worldwide (Google Ads, Sept 2026), at about $0.21 a click in search ads: a month of its searches would cost about $6,951 as search ads. Each site checked on the backlink value checker adds its top five search keywords, so this list grows as sites are checked.
Demand is rising: Google searches for “jacob geller” multiplied about 4 times (8,100 to 33.1K) from Oct 2025 to Sept 2026; the last three months averaged 15.9K, 94% above the three before.
The 2 listed sites take about 15K visits a month from “jacob geller”, 4% of its 393.8K searches (traffic estimates). The other 96% goes to sites not on record here, or ends without a click.
kotaku.com takes 69% of the listed sites' visits from “jacob geller”: one site holds most of this keyword's traffic.
At $0.21 a click (Google Ads), the listed sites' 15K visits a month from “jacob geller” would cost about $3,142 as search ads; kotaku.com's alone about $2,171. That is what the traffic would cost to buy, not what it earns.
Google monthly search volume (Google Ads, worldwide)
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Third-party estimated keyword demand (right axis)
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393.8K
Google monthly search volume: Google Ads, worldwide, read 10 Nov 2026. Third-party estimated keyword demand is a separate source, many times apart in size, so it has its own axis at the right: read the two lines for their trends.
Each site's latest estimate of its visits from this keyword; “As ads”: those visits at its cost per click, what they would cost to buy; DR: Ahrefs Domain Rating; linking sites: sites linking to it (third-party link index). The sites getting its visits range from DR 74 to 85.
Where these sites' visitors are
United States45%
Canada7%
United Kingdom6%
Germany3%
Switzerland2%
Other countries38%
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
Phones64%
Computers and tablets36%
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.
3Ranking competition
11/100Keyword difficulty (US)very easy
89/100Ranking easeopen
11Linking sites per top-ten pageaverage, US
On Google's page:Knowledge panelPeople also askPerspectivesShort videosRelated searchesImages
Keyword difficulty is 11 of 100 for US results: very easy on the vendor's scale.
The top ten pages have about 11 linking sites each on average (US results, third-party link index).
4Intent and related searches
Informational: wants to learn The searcher's goal, as a third-party keyword database classifies it (US).
Keywords the listed sites also get visits from, the most shared first: linked by the same sites' traffic, not by meaning.
5Opportunity
69/100 · Demand score, moderate
How much searching there is and what advertisers pay for it.
Searches
70
33.1K a month · weight 40%
Year
100
×4 since Sept 2025 · weight 20%
Momentum
100
last 3 months +94% on the 3 before · weight 20%
Commercial
4
$0.21 a click (Google Ads) · weight 20%
89/100 · Ranking ease, open
How open Google's first page is: 100 minus its difficulty and strength.
Keyword difficulty
89
11 of 100 (US) · weight 50%
What to do with it
Worth a page of its own: demand is moderate (69) and the first page is open (89).
Study kotaku.com: it takes 69% of the listed sites' visits from “jacob geller”; its report shows which of its traffic comes from search.
The listed sites take 4% 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 10 Nov 2026.
Third-party estimated keyword demand, cost per click and each site's visits (est.): third-party traffic estimates, Oct 2026.
Keyword difficulty, intent, SERP features, top-ten links: a third-party keyword database, United States, read 10 Nov 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). Ad value is what advertisers pay for the keyword — its searches × cost per click — not how hard it is to rank for. 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, Oct 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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