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How to get search volume in Google's keyword planner
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I want to know the search volume for ~1000 keywords that I discovered via ubersuggest.
Yesterday I could have done this in 5 minutes, but I can't seem to get it to work in the new Google tool and would love some advice.
When I either upload or copy and paste my list into the tool I can get it to give me search ideas with volume, but it has all the keywords I am uploading as 0 search volume (when I know that is not true and some of them have thousands of searches). I've tried "entering keywords to see how they perform" and also "searching for keyword ideas" (the second just because the first didn't try after my 10 tries)
Any ideas about what I am doing wrong?
Or is this a bug other people have been experiencing? -
That's what I'm doing and isn't working...
But thanks!
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Go to https://adwords.google.com/ko/KeywordPlanner/Home, click "Enter or upload keywords to see how they perform"
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Copy/paste list or upload a file, set your targeting preferences. Press "Get Search Volume"
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Click on the "Keyword Ideas" tab, download
Hope that's what you're looking for!
Cheers,
Oleg -
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