JAB Creations
msg:3642485 | 3:22 am on May 6, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Access logs + well maintained statistics script = best control over what is going on at your website. I find third party sites that provide statistical information sort of like a desert after dinner, not necessary but hard to resist. :) - John
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trader
msg:3642495 | 3:50 am on May 6, 2008 (gmt 0) |
I do not believe WordTracker gets its data from Google. The WordTracker website say's they use Overture, MetaCrawler and DogPile, which are not popular and not commonly used by the public, or massages the data, i.e. Overture. That was also covered to a degree (but not completely) in this recent thread [webmasterworld.com...]
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ildarius
msg:3642897 | 3:04 pm on May 6, 2008 (gmt 0) |
It's a nice post, but it does not answer my question. | Access logs + well maintained statistics script |
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Would not help, am looking for information about monthly searches for certain keywords on major SE. ex.:"How many times did the query "Widget" got searched for on Google" Thank you for your answers
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sem4u
msg:3642977 | 3:48 pm on May 6, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Try running a Google AdWords campaign. Use exact matches with a high budget and make sure your ad is shown on the first page of results. This will give you the number of searches.
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ildarius
msg:3643445 | 1:39 am on May 7, 2008 (gmt 0) |
| Try running a Google AdWords campaign |
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Do you mean by looking at the number of impressions that i get per day and multiplying that amount by 30 to get the aproximate monthly search amount? Do you know how accurate are the statistics shown in Yahoo! Search Marketing? (they have a similar tool to Adwords and it shows an actual amount of monthly searches) Thank you!
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sem4u
msg:3643657 | 8:34 am on May 7, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Well you could run it for a day and multiply by 30...this would give you a good idea of the number of impressions.
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ildarius
msg:3646385 | 3:45 am on May 10, 2008 (gmt 0) |
Has anyone ever tried figuring out what the 'monthly search volume' numbers represent in Adwords?
For example a search volume of 0.6 would mean how many actual monthly searches? Here is a theory: For example the monthly searches for the word 'widget' in Overtures tool gives 2,400 searches. Double of that amount would be roughly the Google's monthly searches for 'Widget' which is 4,800. Now you take that number and compare it with the Adwords tools'
"monthly search estimates" (ex.: 0.6)
If you do it for a large amount of Keywords may be you can actually determine what those Adwords' numbers mean.
Make sense, right?... (took me 20 minutes to formulate this theory in the most comprehensible way, hope someone answers)
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cgrantski
msg:3647561 | 11:45 pm on May 11, 2008 (gmt 0) |
You might get more responses if you moved this discussion over to the SEO/SEM forums.
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