Google Keyword Tool: Now Shares Specific Data
You heard it here first folks: Google has recently updated its keyword tool to share precise volume numbers. Whereas the tool only returned relative numbers before, it now shows the precise amount of monthly search that occurred last month, as well as an average amount of monthly searches.
(Removed the keyword the tool was showing cuz that’s private.)
Here’s another one:
This comes right as the Overture tool from Yahoo has finally been put to rest, after showing data from January 07 for over a year. A smart move by Google that will not only gain it attention from SEOs, but surely the domaining world as well.
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Now all we need is organic competition data within Google and I can cancel WordTracker. Come on Google, make everything in the world free!
Comment by Kyle Wegner — July 10, 2008 @ 4:55 pm
Organic competition data? Isn’t that what SEO for Firefox does?
Comment by Gabriel Goldenberg — July 10, 2008 @ 9:53 pm
Yeah, the data is not hard to come by at all. I just want it all in the same place so I can export the data for hundreds of keywords all at the same time.
We are getting closer to that with this update for sure.
Comment by Kyle Wegner — July 11, 2008 @ 2:41 pm
Oh yes this is a huge improvement the numbers are so much better than the bar graphs!
Comment by Free Amazing Backlink Checker — July 13, 2008 @ 9:37 am