Collecting search signals · rolling 30-day window
Most-Searched Financial Newsletters & Research Desks
What readers type into the search box, in their own words, and where those searches lead. This is demand data rather than a ranking: it shows which desks and niches people arrive already looking for, which is useful for publishers deciding what to cover and useful for readers to see they are not alone in a niche.
Not enough data to publish yet
Search signals are recorded from the directory search box. This page publishes once the sample is large enough to be informative — until then it reports progress rather than presenting a handful of queries as though they were a trend.
Search events recorded0 / 250
Distinct queries0 / 40
Both thresholds must be met before the list is published. In the meantime see most clicked, topics or the full directory.
How this is measured
- —A search is counted when a reader enters a query of two characters or more into the directory search box. Queries are lower-cased, whitespace-collapsed and truncated to 64 characters before counting.
- —Measurement is aggregate and identifier-free: no IP addresses, no cookies and no session ids are stored alongside a query, only the normalised term and a count.
- —A query is linked to a directory profile only on an exact name or slug match. Partial matches are left unlinked rather than attributed to the wrong desk.