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Jquery.com

Recommended by ChatGPT across 42 prompt topics people ask about
143
ESTIMATED
ChatGPT referrals / mo
Prompt topics
42
Monthly ChatGPT prompts
49K
Est. value / mo
$8
Avg rank
11.81
These aren't logged prompts (ChatGPT doesn't share those). They're the commercial topics people ask ChatGPT to recommend products for, sized from real search demand and verified by running each one through ChatGPT. How we estimate this.

Prompts where ChatGPT recommends Jquery.com

Each topic written the way a person would ask it. Estimated visits = this site's share of that prompt's demand.

What's the best web slider? rank 2 3 /mo What's the best slide viewer light box? rank 1 2 /mo What's the best autocomplete plugin? rank 5 0 /mo What's the best banner rotator? rank 13 0 /mo What's the best Bootstrap carousel? rank 19 0 /mo What's the best Bootstrap carousel slider? rank 12 0 /mo What's the best Bootstrap slider? rank 15 0 /mo What's the best Bootstrap table plugin? rank 15 0 /mo What's the best file upload plugin? rank 5 0 /mo What's the best free carousel app? rank 16 0 /mo What's the best free content slider? rank 9 0 /mo What's the best free HTML5 audio player? rank 20 0 /mo What's the best free image slider? rank 7 0 /mo What's the best free open source web design software? rank 20 0 /mo What are the best front end libraries? rank 15 0 /mo What's the best front end web framework? rank 17 0 /mo What's the best frontend library? rank 13 0 /mo Which frontend web framework is best? rank 17 0 /mo What's the best HTML widget for websites? rank 12 0 /mo What are the best HTML5 app development tools? rank 16 0 /mo What's the best HTML5 audio player? rank 6 0 /mo What's the best HTML5 libraries? rank 19 0 /mo What is the best HTML5 photo gallery? rank 5 0 /mo What's the best HTML5 slideshow? rank 6 0 /mo

Different ways people phrase this prompt. We merge them into one category, and the full ranking covers them all.

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    Proof: a real ChatGPT answer

    One of the 5 runs for What are the best sliders?, verbatim.

    ChatGPT:
    1. w3schools.com
    2. mozilla.org
    3. jqueryui.com
    4. bootstrap.com
    5. getbootstrap.com
    6. swiperjs.com
    7. slickcarousel.com
    8. kenwheeler.github.io

    Where Jquery.com ranks

    How often ChatGPT places this site at each position across its prompt topics.

    #5
    most common spot
    5%
    of the time in the top 3
    #1
    1
    #2
    1
    #3
    0
    #4
    0
    #5
    4
    #6
    4
    #7
    3
    #8
    0
    #9
    2
    #10
    2
    #11
    1
    #12
    3
    #13
    4
    #14
    1
    #15
    4
    #16
    2
    #17
    3
    #18
    2
    #19
    2
    #20
    3

    Who else ChatGPT recommends

    Sites that come up for the same prompts as Jquery.com, ranked by how many topics they share.

    github.com
    37 shared
    stackoverflow.com
    27 shared
    w3schools.com
    25 shared
    codepen.io
    22 shared
    getbootstrap.com
    22 shared
    wordpress.org
    20 shared
    developer.mozilla.org
    20 shared
    npmjs.com
    18 shared
    cdnjs.com
    15 shared
    codecanyon.net
    14 shared
    swiperjs.com
    13 shared
    themeforest.net
    12 shared
    elementor.com
    11 shared
    kenwheeler.github.io
    11 shared
    envato.com
    10 shared
    smartslider3.com
    9 shared
    w3.org
    9 shared
    svelte.dev
    7 shared
    owlcarousel2.github.io
    7 shared
    angular.dev
    7 shared
    How is this estimated?

    ChatGPT doesn't publish prompt data. We measure real demand for each commercial topic from Google search volume, scale it to ChatGPT's user base (about 1 ChatGPT user for every 8 Google searchers), and run each topic through ChatGPT 5 times to record which sites it recommends and in what order. A click-through-by-rank curve splits each topic's demand across the recommended sites. Every figure is a modeled estimate, not measured analytics. Full methodology →