Getting EXACT MATCH volume with keyword planner

[DangerousDEN]

Guys is there a way to get EXACT MATCH VOLUME with keyword planner?

Entering broad match, phrase match, exact match doesn't make any difference on my side - they all have same number.

 

[nishat]

Yes google keyword planner is the best

 

[Jay Yadav]

Broad Match, Phrase Match, Exact Match All Are Same..!!

 

[anssoft]

Hi,Don't worry about that, because the data you get is exact match

 

[Execute]

I was under the impression that the new keyword planner brought back exact values for each keyword. However I have not had 100% confirmation yet but seems that way.

 

[moorish]

Those numbers are already exact match in the new keyword planner The broad option is no longer alive!
Because nobody needs it! It was Kinda retarded to begin with

 

[qlithe]

But what if I want the search volume for people typing with ""?

 

[jrenzi]

They have removed exact and partial match so now you can only see exact match. And the results you see are local.

To see global results you have to change the parameters and do another search

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[blackbeans]

They have removed exact and partial match so now you can only see exact match. And the results you see are local.

To see global results you have to change the parameters and do another search

Posted via Topify using iPhone/iPad

That is awesome. The broad match was ridiculous because people ended up chasing 'ghost' traffic. Not to mention bad domain buys based on broad match.

 

[fsatark]

A little bit off-topic but if someone know please answer:

Is there a way to find past search volume for keywords?
I saw on g00gl3 keyword tool that there is a chart for the last year but i'm interesting ti investigate how was the search volume for some keywords in the past two years.
Anyone?

 

[SamuelCoats]

A little bit off-topic but if someone know please answer:

Is there a way to find past search volume for keywords?
I saw on g00gl3 keyword tool that there is a chart for the last year but i'm interesting ti investigate how was the search volume for some keywords in the past two years.
Anyone?

Yeh you can tick a box when you export to show the last 12 months of data and you can then make this a little graph thing.

 

[JSP82]

Yes google keyword planner is the best

Thank you for your brilliant input.

Anyways, I'm seeing a pretty huge difference between the Keyword Planner & Keyword Tool. (As far as search numbers are concerned.) It's assumed that the results are exact match. But the numbers are vastly, VASTLY different between the two tools.

 

[Techxan]

Those numbers are already exact match in the new keyword planner The broad option is no longer alive!
Because nobody needs it! It was Kinda retarded to begin with

Actually, if you are building adwords campaigns, it was quite good, as that was what it is designed for. Unlike SEO where you want to find the best terms, with adwords you want as many possible keywords as you can find. You are paying for clicks not times displayed, so the more keywords you target, the higher likelihood that you will get a click.

After you identify the keywords you are getting clicks on, you concentrate on them with SEO.

For PPV and PPC, you want as any words as you can find.

 

[Nigel Farage]

You are paying for clicks not times displayed, so the more keywords you target, the higher likelihood that you will get a click.

So then everyone that buys ad-words should include "free beer" in the list of targeted keywords. After all, getting clicks is everything, right?

 

[fsatark]

Yeh you can tick a box when you export to show the last 12 months of data and you can then make this a little graph thing.

Yes I already know that. I'm looking for a way to get older than 12 month data.

 

[aymenbnr]

I think google keyword planner gives you exact match by default!