supamanjon
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- Dec 19, 2009
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Well prob not that new. But i just noticed they have an estimate traffic tool under the keyword research tool
The only difference is if you are trying to search your own keywords this is AWESOME. Because with the kw research if you were trying to find the searches for your own keywords the only thing you could do to get close is to put "include keyword" then it would give you your kws and u would have to manually sort them out but the results would be lower
So this is awesome. If you need to check your keywords searches per month. Course a NOTE TO ALL: The searches are on Broad on traffic estimator.
So what you need to do is open excel put [ in column 1 keyword in column2 and ] in column 3, then copy paste to notepad, replace spaces with no space.
So you have [keyword] then you can use that to find the keyword on exact match. Apparently [ ] DIFFERS from " " which i thought was exact match . Strange eh.
One kw was 1900 on broad 1300 with " " and 590 with []
The only difference is if you are trying to search your own keywords this is AWESOME. Because with the kw research if you were trying to find the searches for your own keywords the only thing you could do to get close is to put "include keyword" then it would give you your kws and u would have to manually sort them out but the results would be lower
So this is awesome. If you need to check your keywords searches per month. Course a NOTE TO ALL: The searches are on Broad on traffic estimator.
So what you need to do is open excel put [ in column 1 keyword in column2 and ] in column 3, then copy paste to notepad, replace spaces with no space.
So you have [keyword] then you can use that to find the keyword on exact match. Apparently [ ] DIFFERS from " " which i thought was exact match . Strange eh.
One kw was 1900 on broad 1300 with " " and 590 with []