Digital Rainmaker, a renowned SEO and Digital Marketing Agency, has recently published an intriguing study, delving into Kardashian-Jenner-related search queries and exposing unique details about the global obsession with this famous family.
The comprehensive investigation uncovers the prevalent and peculiar search queries related to the Kardashian-Jenner tribe. Besides their net worth or marital status, people’s curiosity extends to odd queries like “What conditioner does Kim K use?” and “How does Kourtney Kardashian eat a KitKat?”.
Key findings from the study comprise:
- Kim Kardashian rules search popularity globally; however, Kylie is more searched than Kim in India
- Most trending queries for each family member include Kendall Jenner’s dating life and Khloé Kardashian’s height
- A plethora of quirky questions about the Kardashians, such as “What does Kylie Jenner put in her ramen noodles?” and “Why do they call Kim Kardashian Joge?”
- Distinctive studies indicating public sentiment towards specific subjects concerning the sisters – for example, whether people believe Kylie is a self-made billionaire or if they would trust Kim to represent them in court
The Kardashians’ popularity rankings are as follows:
– 98% Kim Kardashian
– 96% Khloé Kardashian
– 93% Kourtney Kardashian
– 78% Kendall Jenner
– 83% Kylie Jenner
Charlie Bramble, Director of Digital Rainmaker, remarks, “It’s fascinating to observe the questions people have about celebrities in today’s digital landscape where privacy becomes obscure. The Kardashians uniquely blend interest and curiosity, proving their influential presence. From mundane to bizarre inquiries, the ongoing obsession with this high-profile family remains strong.”
This research crafted for those captivated by mega-celebrities like the Kardashians reveals the fascinating aspects of public interest and online search behaviours, offering a remarkable insight into celebrity culture and digital curiosity. This enthralling study explores the depths of human fascination in the age of mega-celebrity influence.
To learn more, visit Digital Rainmaker.
