In fact, it has caused a domino effect that has shaken the entire world economy.
As with any major economic disruption, some industries will go under, while others will emerge stronger.
Coronavirus is no exception.
We've analyzed the impact of COVID-19 on online behavior to uncover those industries and companies that have been hit the hardest or given a big boost.
Winners by search data and traffic trends
Remote work platforms
During this pandemic and period of self-isolation, the obvious winner in this game has come from the recurring benefits of remote work and its platforms.
Zoom Communications, a space designed for video conferencing and webinars, broke all records from $108 on March 16 to $162 on March 23 .
A 50% increase is impressive in itself and is even more impressive considering that philippine cp number markets are down more than 30% – a success story in the midst of a global crisis.
Zoom website traffic increased by 10 million visits in the month of February.
Economic impact of coronavirus - Traffic on Zoom
All regions
Zoom search volume also increased 22% from January to February and is projected to increase 108% from February to March.
For calling platforms, it looks like only Skype will see a bigger increase this month.
Among messaging platforms, branded search volume for Slack is expected to increase by 71% from February to March.
These are the search trends for all remote work services analyzed.
Economic impact of coronavirus - Remote services software
Exercise at home
One third of the world's population is in a state of confinement and partially or completely isolated in their homes.
SEMrush marketplace data reveals a growing interest in online searches for home workouts, which has seen dramatic growth in March.
Here you can see the search trends for all the keywords analyzed related to home exercise.