Adwords Keyword Tool Now Includes Search Volume
Not going to just repeat ‘ol Google, so just check it here.
Now you can see an approximate search volume chart from Google herself. I compared this to the SEO Book Keyword Tool volume indicator, which pulls from WordTracker. I did a search for “dogs”…here are the monthly volumes :
Google – 1,000,000 searches
WordTracker – 793,259 searches
Fairly close results (I did the exact match option in Google and I’m guessing that’s what WT does).
I love it!
Pretty close but WT uses other metacrawlers while google uses their own services for this. I think its better to stick with google when you’re optimizing for G only ;)
Great tool!
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I saw this a few days ago and have already utilized it several times. It is great to be able to see this data.
For an uberaffiliate you sure notice things very quickly.
About time google put something like this up.
very very nice who thinks metacrawler is as good as google crawlers? somebody please! :D
GREAT new feature.
About time to!
The exact match numbers are very accurate. I have a few sites that rank # 1 – # 3 for my targeted keywords and the numbers on that exact match are pretty much exactly what I see coming in. Very helpful and best of all free.
3 days back, I check this but I see no number. Now, I can see number. Wow, google make me happy today.
Does this mean Google is revealing her secret stats ?
That is really good to know, thanks for sharing. Google obv is accurate, but I didn’t know HOW accurate..
Those results are mathematically no where near “fairly close”. You continue to be a clown, lulz. Just busting on ya, where ya been? Your writing over here less and less too much time in the forum?
I like it so much!!
Finally, it’s about time.
I actually noticed this a while ago. It is pretty handy… now I just need to stop procrastinating on AM!
Jay
It is a small improvement. I guess it helps you see the traffic pattern, but really is useless.
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This is big news. I ended up picking up some nice .com domains after realizing they were exact keyword matches for popular keywords.