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Why keywords have zero data for UAE?
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I have searched for food delivery keyword for the United Arab Emirates, EN, and AR. Monthly volume has no data whereas difficulty, organic and priority has figures. When I change the country to US; monthly volume has more data.
Can you explain; how can I use your service?
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Thank you Jo, we appreciate that.
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If you can get me a reasonable sized list of KWs (like a few hundred or less) I can send you the data from Google's Keyword Planner. The decent version (not the one which gives ranged estimates like "10-100 monthly searches"). It still rounds in 10s but at least they're not ranged figures
Just attach a text file to your original post and add a comment here to let me know (or link to a WeTransfer upload or something)
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Hi there,
As you've found out our data for Keyword by site is very US-centric, but we did recently update our corpus to include UK, Canada, and Australian data.
We are working to increase our international volume data in the application, but I'm afraid we don't have an estimate for when volume data will be available for your keyword.
The good news is that your Keyword Difficulty score is unaffected by volume data, as it relies on SERP rankings, so you can definitely still find useful data here.
You can read more about our metrics on our Help Hub.
You can also read more about KWE accuracy here:
http://www.thegooglecache.com/white-hat-seo/keyword-volume-relational-accuracy/
Best of luck with your keyword research!
Jo
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