Google Keyword Tool

Hi there im sure we all have used googles Keyword tool here: https://adwords.google.co.uk/select/KeywordToolExternal

Now each time i run a search for a particular keyword it will only display it in a graphical bar. But what i want to see is the actuall number of searches made in the past month or two.

See this image below i found on a website, as you can see under the Feburary Search Volume it is showing the number of searches conducted like 52,000 21,00 12,00 etc

Can anybody kindly tell me how i can see such figures when i use the keyword tool please?

Thanks.

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

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Google won't show you that information. You can try using Overture's inventory tool, inventory.overture.com

 

Hmm but that image was taken from googles keyword page...?

 

When I use google keyword tool, I can see it, I think it's normal, strange why you cannot see it

 

Really? Can you please send me a link as to how you are seeing this and where?

Cheers.

 

yup google won't show you that

 

lol ive got two sides of the coin here.. some say "will" and others say "wont..." does anybody really know?

 

I would love to know that as well

 

I cannot see it too, wonder how you can see it..mind to share with us how'd you manage to see it?

 

Where would I find that easily?
Yeah I've not got good results out of Googles adsense Keyword finder (Say that fast a couple times)

 

Hmm i will pm the guy who said he can see it and ask him if he can tell us.

 

Please do, I can't see the info either. Could be really, really useful.

 

I have never seen that when using the google keyword tool. I use SEObook keyword tool if ever I want to know the search volume for a particular keyword: http://tools.seobook.com/keyword-tools/seobook/index.php

 

Hmmm that looks good but i compared it with googles keyword tool where you are only able to see the graphical representation. The keywords listed under googles keyword tool are very different to the seo book and dont show an accurate representation.