German Keywords
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Hi
I wanted to check the volume of a keyword in German but unfortunately, it shows no data available.?
Is this actually possible to research German keywords with your tool? -
Actually, German companies prioritize data security, so they often prefer SEO tools registered in Germany or Europe. This can limit access to data for keyword research in tools like Semrush or Ahrefs.
Consider exploring alternative tools compliant with German data protection laws: Contentbird, Conductor or SEOLYZE.
Make sure you're doing it right. Here are practical tips from SEO specialist at BDO Germany: https://collaborator.pro/blog/seo-german-speaking-markets -
@Raymonda there is an option to change which search engine and region/language you are searching for. This probably defaults to Google (en-us), have you tried changing this to Google German/Deu?
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@Raymonda With semrush I have no problem when looking for keywords in German
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