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Raw historical search engine data for search phrases/keywords?
Jonathan J asked:
I’m getting into SEO and niche marketing, and was wondering if there is a service that provides historical search engine data.
I’m looking for data that lists every phrase/keyword searched during a month (or otherwise specified time frame) and how many times it was searched for in that period. For example, the list might look something like this:
I’m getting into SEO and niche marketing, and was wondering if there is a service that provides historical search engine data.
I’m looking for data that lists every phrase/keyword searched during a month (or otherwise specified time frame) and how many times it was searched for in that period. For example, the list might look something like this:
Search Term———-#Times Searched Last Month
Phrase 1—————-50,000
Phrase 2—————-340
Phrase 3—————-2,700
Phrase 4—————-5
Phrase 5—————-60
And so on…
I am aware of data offered by WordZE that provides the top 5,000 search terms from within a week or month (not sure which search engine they’re getting data from), but I was looking more for a complete list of terms searched for, not just the top 5,000.
If someone could point me in the right direction, I’d be much obliged.
Thanks in advance!
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I don’t know of one that is completely comprehensive.
But for individual keywords or phrases check out
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I personally like and use (no affiliation).
It is relatively cheap and they have some video walk through’s that will really show you a lot of ways to dig really deep into the research your wanting.
I would say i am no novice in this area but i watched the videos and found a ton of short cut commands and tricks to narrow the areas down.
You can join and quit relatively quickly. I actually only re-join when i need to and quit right after a project. LOL.
There are some other ones out there but it is just too insane and risky to trust or use free keyword information. I would definitely suggest one of the paid services but don’t pay too much.
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