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Google Keyword Planner Is Confused

by shtevo
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Hey guys,

Could someone please explain why on earth the Google KW Planner is giving me mixed information?

Im sure there's a good explanation for it, and if anybody could please help me understand this contradicting information, I would really appreciate it.

Thanks all.

#confused #google #keyword #planner
  • Profile picture of the author shtevo
    Can't seem to find an answer for this anywhere...

    Anybody here able to shed some light on this?
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  • Profile picture of the author Josh Mayers
    Hey

    Google keyword Planner is confusing because Google changed it to primarily be for those who want to run Google AdWords campaigns.

    I highly suggest that you try the Jaaxy Keyword Tool. It's the best and most accurate keyword tool on the market.

    There is a membership but they let you test drive it with 30 free searches before you decide to pay so that you can really see how powerful it is.

    Hope this helps you out!

    -Josh
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    • Profile picture of the author paulgl
      You are confusing your chosen product or service, with keywords.

      Add this to the fact that warrior forum is neither a product or service in the true
      sense of the word.

      Paul
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      • Profile picture of the author shtevo
        Originally Posted by Josh Mayers View Post

        Hey

        Google keyword Planner is confusing because Google changed it to primarily be for those who want to run Google AdWords campaigns.

        I highly suggest that you try the Jaaxy Keyword Tool. It's the best and most accurate keyword tool on the market.

        There is a membership but they let you test drive it with 30 free searches before you decide to pay so that you can really see how powerful it is.

        Hope this helps you out!

        -Josh
        Josh Mayers, thanks for the recommendation of the Jaaxy Keyword Tool. Will definitely look into it, especially as it allows 30 free searches before purchase. Much appreciated advice. thank you.


        Originally Posted by paulgl View Post

        You are confusing your chosen product or service, with keywords.

        Add this to the fact that warrior forum is neither a product or service in the true
        sense of the word.

        Paul
        Seriously? You really think after seeing that picture that my niche is "warrior forum".
        C'mon...
        Try it with "Oranges" "baseball gloves" "memory cards", whatever keyword you like,
        You'll still see that the Keyword number at the top (Big Blue Graph) is totally different to the search result Keywords underneath it.
        And this is what I'm trying to understand... Why are there 2 different results.
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        • Profile picture of the author paulgl
          Originally Posted by shtevo View Post

          Seriously? You really think after seeing that picture that my niche is "warrior forum".
          C'mon...
          Try it with "Oranges" "baseball gloves" "memory cards", whatever keyword you like,
          You'll still see that the Keyword number at the top (Big Blue Graph) is totally different to the search result Keywords underneath it.
          And this is what I'm trying to understand... Why are there 2 different results.
          I told you why. Seriously.

          You are confusing product with keyword. Simple, actually.

          So there's 1,000,000 (made up) monthly searches for the product: Flowers.

          Now ask yourself. What keywords are they using? If you think it's just flowers, that
          is where your confusion starts.

          Flowers are the product or service. NOT the keywords people are using to search for
          that product or service.

          Flowers may well be a keyword listed by itself. And that again, is where your confusion
          starts. 1,000,000 searches for the product/service flowers.

          50,000 flowers.
          25,000 spring flowers
          10,000 flowers for june weddings
          5,000 easy growing flowers
          4,000 floral boquets
          and so on and so on for this easy, simple, made up example.

          But gee whiz, you said there were 1,000,000 searches for flowers!

          Paul
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