Keyword Difficulty, can I change local and global search volume results from Bing to Google?
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Under the Keyword Difficulty tool among the information provided to you when you complete a search is a local and global search volume. Above those numbers it says "Bing Search Volume (Exact Match)" is there any way to change this from Bing to Google? Or do I not understand what exact information they are giving me here?
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We don't have access to AdWords data in an API format.
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What about adwords keyword planner? Couldn´t Moz use it?
Thanks
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There is not a way to change to Google, as they've no longer made that data available, unfortunately.
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