Duplicated string in the google keyword tool
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Is it possible that the google keyword tool is wrong?
It's the first time I realize that for many keywords the google keyword tool reports a big volume of searchs for a keyword as if it were tiped two times. In some cases, as the attached image, it's the same volume, in other cases is even bigger the one with the duplicated string
What should I think of that, that, "champagne champagne" has really 4 million searchs?
if champagnechampagne.com were an available domain name, should it be a good idea for a microsite?
Thank you!
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Definetly Not,
i would rather invest my time searching for potential niches that have exact searches of more than 6000 per month.
cheers
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thank you very much Wissam. Therefore, you wouldn't recommend to purchase champagnechampagne.com, if it were available, to make a microsite?
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if you check the exact people doing a search for :champagne champagne: its only 1600 searches worldwide.
sorry i didnt make it clear
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Thank you for the response, but my question was different. I know how to find how many people search only 'champagn', but I was asking if it's true that 4 million search as well are for "champagne champagne", the duplicated string. In this case, the duplicated string would be a good domain name for a microsite, isn'it?
In other words: the duplicated string is a bias of the google keyword tool, or reports a real volume of searchs?
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Hi,
your keyword search was based on a broad match.
that means "champagne punch" and "champage cocktails" will be counted for the search volume of a broad "champagne" keyword.
you need adjust and pull the search volume for exact keyword .
- Input your keyword in the text Box
- click Search
- Under "Match Types" uncheck broad and check Exact
This way you will have the search volume of the people that will only type "champagne" and nothing else
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