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Tracking a random variable trends and seasonal signals

Average Monthly Searches
480
Competition Index
0
Competition Level
Low

Keyword snapshot

  • a random variable averages 480 monthly searches in the current dataset.
  • Competition is Low, with an index of 0.
  • The latest recorded month is 2026-04 with 390 searches.

What the data says

  • Latest signal: 390 searches in 2026-04.
  • Peak month: 1,300 searches in 2025-01.
  • Recent direction: searches are cooling over the latest 3 months.

Seasonality summary

Demand peaked in 2025-01. The lowest recorded month was 2024-07. Recent demand is near the period average.

Show all 48 months
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2022-06260
2022-07210
2022-08170
2022-09260
2022-10390
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2022-12260
2023-01260
2023-02390
2023-03390
2023-04260
2023-05210
2023-06210
2023-07140
2023-08110
2023-09260
2023-10390
2023-11260
2023-12260
2024-01260
2024-02320
2024-03390
2024-04260
2024-05210
2024-06140
2024-0790
2024-08140
2024-09210
2024-10210
2024-11170
2024-12590
2025-011,300
2025-02880
2025-03880
2025-04720
2025-05720
2025-06590
2025-07320
2025-08320
2025-09480
2025-10390
2025-11590
2025-12590
2026-01720
2026-02480
2026-03480
2026-04390

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Frequently asked questions

What is the monthly search volume for a random variable?
a random variable averages 480 monthly searches in the current dataset.
Is a random variable competitive?
Competition is Low, with an index of 0.
When does a random variable peak?
Peak month: 1,300 searches in 2025-01.
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