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Does Bing/Yahoo have a keyword tool?

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adriandg last edited by

Just wondering if there is a Bing / Yahoo equivalent to this:

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal ??

Would be nice to compare the different search patterns between the two search engines, without just assuming that the relative search volume on google for certain keywords is the same bing/yahoo.
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adriandg last edited by

Looks like i was wrong. this tool (now that it is online) does not appear to give any traffic volume numbers, unless i am not looking in the correct location??
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adriandg last edited by

Apparently this is it: https://adcenter.microsoft.com/ but it seems to be down right now. gotta love microsoft!
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