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What tools do you use to find phrase keyword search volume?

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Scratch_MM Subscriber last edited by

I used to use Google Adwords to find broad, phrase and exact search volumes, but now Google only provides exact. Does anyone have any tools or other ways to find phrase search volume?
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SoleGraphics last edited by

Awesome Moz article with lots of details on keyword research.

http://moz.com/blog/keywords-to-concepts
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Scratch_MM Subscriber @S_Curtis last edited by

Do you know of any free alternatives?
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S_Curtis last edited by

If you are willing to pay then Hitwise is useful it also gives you the sites users go to after searching that keyword. It also gives a split of paid and organic for the keyword.
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SoleGraphics last edited by

I think word stream offers those volumes.
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