Google Keyword Tool Showing Number of Previous Month's Searches

[GuyFromChicago]

Screen shot of an AdWords keyword estimate showing actual numbers in addition to the green bar on the other end of this link;

http://www.adamap.com/adamap/2007/03..._keyword_.html


Checked a bunch of my accounts and don't see it, sure it's just being tested in select accounts.

Personally, I hope they don't give out the actual numbers. The day they do will be the same day people who work AdWords for clients or for a company will be asked to explain why they don;t get as much traffic as the tool says is out there. I already filer all the estimates that go to my associates into a "low, med or high" catagory - I never include actual numbers.

"The Google tool says that term gets searched 1,000,000 times month, why are we only getting 10,000 visitors?" Well, there's a few dozen other things a searcher can click on..personalized search..content vs search network activity...budget limitations, etc, etc, etc.

I'll be sticking to my "low med high" estimates thank you

SEL coverage.

[Cypherus]

I would love it if they showed the numbers, because then I could know how much a high bidding keyword could actually bring me!

It's also great for those who work with SEO.

[seodelhi]

This will work as a great tool for all SEO's, now people won't have to rely on wordtracker or overture for estimation.

[moso]

Are you positive that info is real? Someone who has access to this data can make millions just selling the info. This is really huge, but I don't think is real.

[GuyFromChicago]

Originally Posted by moso

Are you positive that info is real?

Looks legit.

http://www.seroundtable.com/archives/012651.html

[coreyt1111]

wait so this would mean that terms dont get as much traffic as overture estimates? Doesnt this suck? Am I missing something?

[GuyFromChicago]

Originally Posted by coreyt1111

wait so this would mean that terms dont get as much traffic as overture estimates? Doesnt this suck? Am I missing something?

What are you asking?

[mad4]

Overture has always been inaccurate. This will be far better.