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robotseo last edited by

Hi

I'm looking to find the number of people who use different search engine sin different countries aspart of some research into an International SEO project.

I've searched Google all afternoon but can't find what i'm looking for so hopefully someone here can help

What i'm looking for is the number of users of different Google versions in UK and Ireland, so:

google.com v google.ie in Ireland

and

google.com v google.co.uk in UK

Thanks for your help

Jason
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robotseo @IKT last edited by

Hi Yumi

Thanks for your reply but i'm looking for the percentage of users that use google.ie in ireland over google.com and the same for google.co.uk v google.com in the UK rather than any specific keywords

I'm doing some research on International SEO and whther we go for multiple ccTLDs or a single generic TLD and the usage is going to help with the decision.

jason
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IKT last edited by

If you are looking for the search engine usage for certain keyword, i think the Keyword Tools from Google Adwords have the answer you are looking for
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