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Any other way to calculate commercial intent?

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TheEspresseo last edited by

...besides the MS AdLab tool (which seems to always be down)?
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TheEspresseo @sesertin last edited by

What I am looking for is a measure of the desire to transact business that a given keyword reflects. So I want to know whether people are searching for information or to find a place to buy my product.
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sesertin last edited by

What do you exactly mean by commercil intent?
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