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Know what state my product is requested ?

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seoanalytics last edited by

Hello,

Is there a way to know in what state my product is the most "typed" / requested in ?

Thank you,
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Igor.Go last edited by

Try running your queries through google trends for various states and comparing the results. It will take some time, but it works.

Go to trends.google.com
Type in a keyword you want to research
Choose a region

When choosing a region click on the arrow next to the United States and you'll be able to pick a state. like here >> https://i.imgur.com/ybREtbj.png
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