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Reportedly in the wallet PLATFORM' target='_blank' title='digital-Latest Updates, Photos, Videos are a click away, CLICK NOW'>digital era, google stands as the primary source for answering our questions. Today, we unveil the top 20 most-searched questions on google, gleaned from global search volumes and cost-per-click data. Over 30 lakh users monthly search for ‘What is my IP Address?’ making it the topmost query on Google. Many individuals are looking for information about their IP addresses it seems. The top 20 search questions provide insights into various online interests.
Here are the top most-searched questions on google and their monthly user counts. Take a look.
What is my IP Address? 3,350,000
What time is it? 1,830,000
How to register to vote? 1,220,000
How to tie a tie? 673,000
Can you run it? 550,000
What song is this? 550,000
How to lose weight? 550,000
Mondovo.com’s recent report, which examines data collected over the past 6 months focusing on Global search Volume, unveils the most-frequently searched keywords monthly. Certain tv shows, movies, and songs like ‘How I Met Your Mother’ and ‘What Do You Mean’ were excluded from the analysis in compliance with policy guidelines. The report’s findings included questions such as ‘Where are you now’, ‘How to make pancakes’ and ‘When we were young’. Moreover, the report highlighted commonly searched topics like ‘How to make money’, ‘How to lose belly fat’, ‘Where is my phone’, and ‘How to boil eggs’.
Back then, google CEO Sundar Pichai also revealed the most popular searches during Diwali. Topping the list was the question, ‘Why do indians celebrate Diwali?’ This was followed by queries like ‘Why do we do rangoli on Diwali,’ ‘Why do we light lamps on Diwali,’ ‘Why is Laxmi puja done on Diwali,’ and lastly, ‘Why oil bath on Diwali.’ These questions emerged as the most-searched queries on google during Diwali.