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Google Keyword Tool Doesn't Include Related Searches

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waynekolenchuk last edited by

For the same keyword phrase,the Google Adwords Keyword Tool complete list of keyword ideas does not contain all the keyword phrases that appear in "searches related to..." at the bottom of the page when you plug the same keyword phrase into Google.

Can anyone tell me why not?
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Dan-Petrovic last edited by

Maybe it's due to personalisation of your search (sequence of searches, login, location, google.tld etc) other than that just keeping it slightly random as Google tends to do with most things.
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