Categories • Education

Education [56]

All of the data is updated every month | Last updated 10.01.2026

Top 3 performers

Based on SEO performance, copy analysis and ARR/MRR

Top performer in Education: revisiondojo

Current statistics

Colors

Current trending colors include among others White, Black, Blue

Keywords

The most used keywords include among others: Learn, Ai, Free

Learn

Free

Online

Course

Career

Buttons

The most used CTAs include among others: Get Started, Try For Free, Start Now

Get Started

Try For Free

Start Now

Book A Free Trial

Try A Free Lesson

Trends

Over the comparison period, learn became the dominant keyword, rising from 33% to 57% frequency while design declined from 67% to 43%, indicating a shift toward outcome-focused messaging over feature descriptions. CTA strategies consolidated significantly with high-urgency purchase actions like Get Course Now and Buy the book today maintaining consistent 20-25% presence while overall CTA diversity decreased. Color palette evolution shows white usage increasing from 67% to 71% as the primary interface element, while accent colors shifted from orange-red tones to pure orange, suggesting a move toward cleaner, more accessible design standards. The emergence of career as a new prominent keyword at 29% frequency reflects the category's pivot toward professional development outcomes rather than pure skill acquisition.

Trending keywords

Monthly overview

White usage increased from 67% to 71% while accent colors shifted from orange-red (#FF5722) to pure orange (#FF6B35), indicating a trend toward cleaner interfaces with warmer, more approachable accent tones.

Learn overtook design as the primary keyword, growing from 33% to 57% frequency while design dropped from 67% to 43%, showing education platforms now emphasize learning outcomes over design features.

CTA messaging became more streamlined with the introduction of concise actions like GET STARTED while maintaining consistent pricing-focused CTAs like Buy the book today at stable 14-20% frequency across the period.

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