Google search numbers are out |

Google search numbers are out

Posted by JOT on Jul 29 2008 | Sales&Marketing

Google has finally released the search numbers for keyterms. Bye-bye Overture numbers and Yahoo… like Perry Marshall said, Yahoo yahoos in the boardroom deserve to get nailed by Carl Icahns out there. They took off the most-beloved tool on all of the internet, that one element that made Yahoo so valuable. Gone.

No fret. Google has the numbers out. TIP: make sure that you have the right country selected and that you select SHOW ALL to see the bid values on keywords. Good stuff and I immediately changed some keywords on our sites simply based on the search frequency of mighty Google.

https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal

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