Google Keyword Tool Question
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I was just doing a fragmented keyword test search for "cures for hair" using phrase match, and it showed no results. When I put in the full phrase "cures for hair loss" it shows 9,900 global monthly searches.
Maybe I'm missing something, but shouldn't "cures for hair" be at least 9,900 also, and probably even more considering that people also search for things like "cures for hair static" and "cures for hair breakage", all of which contain the phrase "cures for hair"?
I'm trying to figure out how specific I need to get when doing keyword research. For instance, if "cures for hair" get's a decent amount of searches, then I'll know to focus on that and narrow it down even further. If I used these result then I would completely miss out on many good keywords.
Any thoughts?
Maybe I'm missing something, but shouldn't "cures for hair" be at least 9,900 also, and probably even more considering that people also search for things like "cures for hair static" and "cures for hair breakage", all of which contain the phrase "cures for hair"?
I'm trying to figure out how specific I need to get when doing keyword research. For instance, if "cures for hair" get's a decent amount of searches, then I'll know to focus on that and narrow it down even further. If I used these result then I would completely miss out on many good keywords.
Any thoughts?
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