Dealing with differnet competition results when searching in quotes.
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Ok, I have a question for you guys. There's a lot of courses that make you look up your competition in Google by putting your keyword in quotes and looking at the search results for competition data. Now, lots of people want this data to be under 100,000.
But this data changes from browser to browser. So which data is more accurate?
For example, the keyword hair loss shampoo in IE shows 98,200 results
like the picture below:
Now, in Firefox the results are totally different. It shows 591,000.
So which one is more accrate a results to use when researching keywords?
Are there any other ways to find more accurate competition data?
That's not all, if you play with it enough, Firefox's results sometimes will show the same resutls as IE did.
Very confusing. I mean this could really waste time when pursuing a keyword to write content around.
Any thoughts on this guys and gals?
But this data changes from browser to browser. So which data is more accurate?
For example, the keyword hair loss shampoo in IE shows 98,200 results
like the picture below:
Now, in Firefox the results are totally different. It shows 591,000.
So which one is more accrate a results to use when researching keywords?
Are there any other ways to find more accurate competition data?
That's not all, if you play with it enough, Firefox's results sometimes will show the same resutls as IE did.
Very confusing. I mean this could really waste time when pursuing a keyword to write content around.
Any thoughts on this guys and gals?