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Industry Report

Cruises

Video Search
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AI recommendation signal analysis across 1,023 domains and 11 buyer personas in Cruises, led by royalcaribbean.com as the most LLM-recommended domain.

Link authority data (PageRank, harmonic centrality) comes from the Common Crawl web graph.
1,023Domains Tracked
11Buyer Personas
25.1MReddit Posts
144KWikipedia Articles
12.6MOpen Web Matches
video_search.report
DomainScore
youtube.com
2,472.2
tiktok.com
147.8
instagram.com
116.8
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About This Report

How to use this page

Industry view: this page aggregates every persona's data for the whole industry, plus industry-wide queries. Pick a persona from the sidebar to narrow the lens to one segment.
Use Case

Find the video demand

These are the videos search rewards for your industry's queries. See which topics and channels own video visibility, then target the spots where a better video could win the placement.

How It's Calculated

Where the numbers come from

Google video results for this industry's queries, aggregated by domain (rank-weighted score plus appearance counts) and by exact URL (appearance count, ties broken by average rank).

Overview

What's on this page

Domain charts and the complete result list.

Search Data

Video Search

How often each domain appeared in Google's Video Search results for Cruises queries across all personas. Score is a rank-weighted sum (higher-ranked appearances count for more); count and % are plain appearance tallies.

By Appearance Count

All Results

Every result for Cruises's Video Search queries across all personas, ranked by how many times each exact URL appeared (ties broken by average rank position, so appearing higher up wins). Title and URL links open in a new tab.