Category head-to-head Where demand actually goes
Forty-eight months of search volume for every product category, plotted together. Because reported volume drifts downward across the whole market, the Indexed view is the fair comparison: it rebases every category to 100 at the start so you see trajectory rather than size.
Starts on the four core vehicle categories · Click a row to isolate it · ⌘/Ctrl-click to add or remove · click the only active row to show all fifteen
Drill-down explorer Click a category, then a keyword
Chart on top, category tabs under it, keywords at the bottom. The first row is always the category total, built from every keyword in it. The rows below are its 25 largest, so they will not add up to the total, and they are not meant to.
Cost of entry against demand What each category is worth
Every category placed by how much demand it has and what the floor bid costs. Bubble size is the number of keywords in the category. The lower-right corner is the good place to be: lots of demand, cheap to enter.
Bubble area is the number of keywords in the category · hover for the full figures
When the demand happens Czech core categories
Indexed so 100 is an average month. Demand builds from spring and peaks in November. December sits below average, because by then it is too late for a large item to arrive.