Anonymously
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Google Adwords stopped showing the exact quantity for searches unless you run their ads. Typical. You guys know a way around it?
How to make Google Adwords show exact searches?
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I've enabled a campaign for minimum costs but it keeps telling me 'This page shows for search volumes. For a more detailed view, set up and run a campaign.'
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Scritty
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Try Bing then scale the results. It's not exact but it gives a better indication.
http://www.bing.com/toolbox/keywords
Due to mobile and Bing being set as a default search engine which people don't change, in many markets Google has 65% - Bing 33% so an easy bit of math would be to double Bings more accurate results to give you Google's results. Or - If you are pissed off with Google's proprietorial attitude towards the internet - just rank and bank on Bing anyway and give Google the elbow. It's so much easier on Bing
Thought I'd better add, for B2B and high ticket item stuff, Google gets more like 80% to Bing's 20%. If you are B2C and under $1000 per sale - then Bing is a very viable promotion platform these days, and getting more so by the month.
Scritty
http://www.bing.com/toolbox/keywords
Due to mobile and Bing being set as a default search engine which people don't change, in many markets Google has 65% - Bing 33% so an easy bit of math would be to double Bings more accurate results to give you Google's results. Or - If you are pissed off with Google's proprietorial attitude towards the internet - just rank and bank on Bing anyway and give Google the elbow. It's so much easier on Bing
Thought I'd better add, for B2B and high ticket item stuff, Google gets more like 80% to Bing's 20%. If you are B2C and under $1000 per sale - then Bing is a very viable promotion platform these days, and getting more so by the month.
Scritty
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Try Bing then scale the results. It's not exact but it gives a better indication.
http://www.bing.com/toolbox/keywords
Due to mobile and Bing being set as a default search engine which people don't change, in many markets Google has 65% - Bing 33% so an easy bit of math would be to double Bings more accurate results to give you Google's results. Or - If you are pissed off with Google's proprietorial attitude towards the internet - just rank and bank on Bing anyway and give Google the elbow. It's so much easier on Bing
Thought I'd better add, for B2B and high ticket item stuff, Google gets more like 80% to Bing's 20%. If you are B2C and under $1000 per sale - then Bing is a very viable promotion platform these days, and getting more so by the month.
Scritty
Thanks. Will check it out. I'll also post here if I find a free alternative that shows Google's exact searches. If I'm performing well in Google, I usually perform better in Bing.
One off topic question: How much is one click when you run ads in adwords? Thanks
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What does that information give you? I don't run their ads. That's why I'm not good enough to see exact search volumes.
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Guys, I've browsed around and found this article:
http://searchengineland.com/get-old-google-keyword-planner-volume-254736
It tells how you can still see exact impressions using Google Adwords. It's a bit of extra work, but you know, at least it works.
http://searchengineland.com/get-old-google-keyword-planner-volume-254736
It tells how you can still see exact impressions using Google Adwords. It's a bit of extra work, but you know, at least it works.
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