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webfeatseo last edited by

Is there a good reliable tool for getting search volume for local keywords.

The adwords keyword tool is nice but I am wanting to know which cities get which portion of the local traffic they present.
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benjaminspak last edited by

A good question. I know how to split the local traffic up to see what month's are receiving the most search volume but I'm not sure about geographically.
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