The study, conducted by Disney travel planning experts MagicGuides, looked at hashtags for each of the 12 global Disney parks on Instagram, ranking them from most to least popular with the platform’s users based on the number of posts under each hashtag.
Read MoreA new study has revealed the most sought-after free trial of any streaming platform, with Hulu coming out on top. Social casino website McLuck examined the number of searches for 60 popular streaming services followed by the term 'free trial' to uncover the most searched. They also looked at which five streaming platforms were most searched in each state.
Read MoreLeading online marketplace for timeshare resales, SellMyTimeshareNow.com, has conducted a new study identifying the most relaxing cities in the United States, with New Orleans, Louisiana, securing the top spot. The study assessed 50 of the most populated cities in the U.S., evaluating numerous factors that contribute to a relaxing environment.
Read MoreA new study by casino experts at Play USA has uncovered the top ten most profitable movies over the last ten years, based on their box office revenue minus production budgets. A median production budget was set at $25,000,000, with movies on either side deemed ‘high’ or ‘low’ budget, aiming to determine whether high-budget films still generate big profits for studios.
Read More2024 has been another incredible year for cinema, with many iconic characters captivating audiences and sparking conversations. A new study by QR Code Generator sought to uncover which movie characters dominated in popularity this year, based on the monthly Google searches made for characters featured in 2024 releases.
Read MoreGameTop has done the homework (so you don’t have to) by diving deep into search data to uncover the most anticipated movie releases of 2025. They gathered data on over 500 hundred searches using the keywords ‘release date’ and ‘2025’ and ranked the top-performing movies by how many people had searched for them over the past year.
Read MoreThe study, conducted by JeffBet, looked at the number of monthly Google searches for 34 TV shows set to be released in 2025 to find which ones Americans are most excited for. A total of 15 search variations were used for each show including ‘[TV show] release date,’ ‘[TV show] new season,’ and ‘[TV show] 2025.’
Read MoreConducted by the research team at Deeds.com, an online platform that provides real estate deed forms and information, the study analyzed thousands of Zillow listings to reveal how home sizes and prices stack up in each state, offering a detailed look at where you can find the most bang for your buck.
Read MoreThe study, conducted by the online casino comparison website OnlineKajino, examined over 100 celebrity names on Google to determine those with the highest average monthly searches between January 2024 and September 2024. Additional data was scraped on the states with the highest searches per 100,000 residents for each top celebrity, as well as comparing the average number of searches this year to the average for all of 2023.
Read MoreA new study has discovered the star signs that are the most skilled gamers, with Cancers coming in first place. Rust unboxing site RustClash analyzed the birthdays of the highest-earning professional gamers to discover their star signs. They ranked the star signs from most to least to determine the ones best at gaming.
Read MoreA new study by casino experts at Play USA has uncovered the top ten most profitable movies over the last ten years, based on their box office revenue minus production budgets. A median production budget was set at $25,000,000, with movies on either side deemed ‘high’ or ‘low’ budget, aiming to determine whether high-budget films still generate big profits for studios.
Read MoreThe study, conducted by the online casino comparison website OnlineKajino, examined over 100 celebrity names on Google to determine those with the highest average monthly searches between January 2024 and September 2024. Additional data was scraped on the states with the highest searches per 100,000 residents for each top celebrity, as well as comparing the average number of searches this year to the average for all of 2023.
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