I was curious this week as to what residents in New Jersey are interested in. I wanted to see what topics are being searched as we enter summer 2025.  It's not surprising what the prime subjects are.

 

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What are the kinds of topics that typically trend weekly in NJ?

 

  • Local Weather & Storm Alerts

  • Jersey Shore Travel & Traffic

  • Local Events & Festivals

  • Food & Restaurants

  • Local News & Crime Reports

  • Real Estate & Cost of Living

  • Education & Graduation

*This data is based on patterns and recent history

All these subjects are timely with summer beginning and school ending. Real estate is always a hot topic, as is crime and news. Food is also always a great conversation starter.

 

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It's no surprise that as we enter the summer season, folks in or visiting New Jersey are interested in the weather. It's beach season and outdoors season, and we wanna know if it's good weather for getting out and enjoying.

 

What are some things that residents in New Jersey are Googling?

 

  • Damar Hamlin (NFL safety recently in news)

  • Chat GPT (AI chatbot tool)

  • Super Bowl (likely reflecting nostalgia or previews)

  • IPL (Indian Premier League cricket)

  • Temu (the popular shopping app)

 

*This data was based on state-level Google Trends data.

 

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