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Your search numbers

How many people look for what you offer on Google each month.

These figures count searches, not individual people or paid lesson bookings.

The short version

12,100

Monthly searches for “clases de inglés cerca de mí” across the US; these ask for local lessons.

3,600

Monthly searches for “english teacher online”; the English home page is a starting point.

2,900

Monthly searches for “english classes for adults”; a planned page could explain adult lessons.

880

Monthly searches for “citizenship test english”; December 2025 reached 2,400.

What people search for

Selected phrases, largest monthly numbers first. Some people use more than one phrase, so these numbers should not be added together.

Average searches per month · United States · October 2025–September 2026
Google search phraseMonthly searches
clases de inglés cerca de míEnglish classes near me; local lessons12,100
english classes near meLocal lessons; location needed9,900
clases de inglesEnglish classes; broad search9,900
esl classes near meLocal English classes; free options compete5,400
english teacher onlineOnline teaching; home page already started3,600
english classes for adultsAdult lessons2,900
clases de ingles para adultosEnglish classes for adults2,400
english conversation practiceSpeaking practice; free resources compete1,600
online english classesOnline lessons1,600
english tutor onlineOnline private teaching1,000
curso de ingles onlineOnline English course1,000
citizenship test englishDecember 2025: 2,400 searches880
business englishEnglish for work880
accent reductionClear speech; a small, specific search320

When people search

The research records a December rise for “citizenship test english”.

Monthly average
Oct 2025–Sep 2026
880
December 20252,400
US searches for “citizenship test english”. Only this peak month and the average are recorded; the other monthly figures were not supplied. This does not predict a future December.

What we could go after

The plan is a page for each niche. The English and Spanish home pages are already started; the separate niche pages below are not built yet. The possibilities are ordered by the main phrase’s monthly searches, with equal numbers shown together.

The English home page already introduces online lessons, matching “english teacher online” at 3,600 searches and “english tutor online” at 1,000. The supplied research found large tutoring platforms such as Preply and Cambly in this broad market, so it is hard to compete without a clear reason to choose your lessons.

  1. Spanish-speaking learners · 12,100

    People search “clases de inglés cerca de mí” 12,100 times a month, while the online phrase “curso de ingles online” has 1,000 searches; the larger number is for local lessons.

    The Spanish home page is already started, and the plan is to add focused lesson pages in Spanish where agreed, beginning with adult and citizenship English once you confirm the support you can offer.

  2. Local English lessons · 9,900

    People looking for “english classes near me” make 9,900 searches a month across the US, with free local classes among their options.

    We would build a city page and a local Google business listing only if you teach in person at a real location; this national number is not a count for your city.

  3. English classes for adults · 2,900

    Adults search “english classes for adults” 2,900 times a month, and the Spanish phrase “clases de ingles para adultos” has 2,400 searches, with free classes also competing.

    The planned adult lesson page would explain levels, lesson format and prices, with a Spanish version for the audience already served by the Spanish home page.

  4. Conversation practice · 1,600

    People search “english conversation practice” 1,600 times a month, although many want free exercises.

    The planned conversation page would show what personal speaking practice includes and explain why someone might choose paid help.

  5. Citizenship test English · 880

    People search “citizenship test english” 880 times a month and “examen de ciudadania en ingles” 590 times a month, with free help also available.

    The planned English and Spanish citizenship pages would explain language practice once your relevant teaching experience is confirmed, without promising citizenship approval.

  6. Business English · 880

    People search “business english” 880 times a month, but broad courses and free resources compete for their attention.

    The home page already has a planned Business English card, and a separate page could describe real work situations you teach once you confirm that offer.

  7. Accent and clear speech · 320

    People search “accent reduction” 320 times a month, a small but specific area of interest.

    The planned clear-speech page would explain pronunciation practice based on your experience, with the aim of being understood while keeping the learner’s own voice.

What this means for next steps

  1. Confirm who you teach: student languages, adult levels, relevant specialties, and whether you offer in-person lessons anywhere.
  2. Choose the first niche pages from the plan using these numbers and your teaching strengths; have a fluent Spanish speaker review the Spanish wording.
  3. Send your prices, lesson details, teaching background and an introduction photo, then we can finish the home pages and connect the free first call before launch.

Small print

Source: Google Ads data supplied through DataForSEO, collected on November 7, 2026, for the whole United States. The English phrase list and Spanish phrase list were checked separately, with the Spanish list set to Spanish. The averages cover October 2025–September 2026.

The supplied monthly averages are rounded by the source and copied here as recorded; December 2025 is a single-month figure. “No data” means too few searches to report, not zero. Some phrases overlap, and spelling variants with or without accents should not be counted as separate audiences.

The figures come from the supplied search-number research dated November 7, 2026; the accompanying lesson research provides context about existing providers and free options. Its search observations were not verified Google positions. These numbers show demand, not a promise of rankings, visitors, students or sales.