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Quick question. If I go to google keyword tool, check 'exact', and put 'United states' as country, if I get 10000 in local and 20000 in global for the word 'banana', it means that every month on average, 10000 searches are ,ade using the word `banana` (and only banana, no 'banana split' or any other combination -because I checked EXACT- in the US, and 20000 globally (us + rest of the world). Is this correct?
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Yes, exact means specifically that keyword and nothing else. Local would represent the exact (no variations) in the US and Global would represent the exact (no variations) in the world.
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Ok, so normally the important is exact and local. Thx!
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