Liverpool has most demand for Prime energy drink according to this research

Liverpool has the most searches for Logan Paul and KSI’s energy drink, Prime in the United Kingdom, with 17.96 monthly searches per 1,000 people. This means around one in 60 people from the city are searching for the drink each month.

Liverpool’s figures are 119% greater than the national average of 8.19 searches per 1,000 people.

North West England is the only region with multiple locations appearing in the top ten: Liverpool, Blackburn, Manchester and Lancaster.

Blackburn has the second-greatest demand for Prime drinks in the UK. This is due to Blackburn residents searching 113% greater than the national average at 17.43 searches per 1,000.  There are around 1,850 monthly searches for Prime drinks in Blackburn.

Glasgow has the third highest demand for Prime drinks in the United Kingdom. With 16.25 monthly searches per 1,000 people, its figures are 98% greater than the national average. Around 9,730 searches for Prime drinks are made in Glasgow each month. Glasgow is the only Scottish location listed in the top ten.

Analysis reveals that around 1.9 million searches were made for Prime Hydration drinks last year. Data suggests approximately 9.83%, or almost one in ten UK residents, have been searching in the last year for the energy drink, which has taken the internet by storm.

A spokesperson at Financial experts gamblingngo.com commented on the findings:

“The mania surrounding Logan Paul and KSI’s energy drink, which has sparked a massive surge in customer demand across the UK, demonstrates the power of influencers. Our data suggest that the North West and North East have the highest demand, two-thirds greater than the national average. It is fascinating to see which areas the internet craze has taken over, with the North West showing the strongest search intent and being the only UK region with multiple areas appearing in the top ten. Drinks prices could rise even further if demand intensifies across the South of England, such as the case with bottles reportedly sold for £100 each in some Northern areas”.

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