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Difference in keyword volume
chrisgw33
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02 Nov 17 1:28 am

Difference in keyword volume

I was looking through the Google keyword data for the keyword "betta fish toys" on three different websites:

kwfinder - 1,152 (united states) 1,121 (global)
Google KWP - 1k-10k (united states) 1,900 (global)
serpstat - 720
semrush - 720 (united states)

Obviously there's quite a big difference between 1,152 and 720.

This difference I have noted for all the keywords I've tried. Interestingly the Google KWP results seem closer to the KWfinder results than the other 2 services.

So what do you think have you noticed this difference ?
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cecille.l
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02 Nov 17 8:57 am

 The monthly search values of keywords tend to differ among SEO/keyword tools. This is because these tools get their data from different sources.

You can try running the same search on Affilotools and you will get a different number. It'll be closer to the Goolge KWP results, but it will not be the exact same value. This is because Affilotools gets it data from a source other than Google.

You can run the same search on Traffic Travis, and you're likely to get a number close to the Google KWP value, maybe exactly the same, since Traffic Travis gets its data from Google.
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patel.rosh4u
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17 Nov 17 4:46 am

 Monthly search volumes of keywords tend to differ among SEO/keyword tools as tools may get their data from different channels. So, I would say that stick to one source and know the search for keywords.
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elianawilliam9
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17 Nov 17 7:41 am

 Every tool and website show you data on behalf of their different resources. I think you should try only one resource which helps you to identify the results.
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organictextiles
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02 May 18 12:19 pm

 Hi

Keyword search volume is typically averaged over a set timeframe to provide marketers with a general idea of a search term's competitiveness and overall volume.
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kkryptonic
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03 May 18 9:23 am

 The moral of the story is you need to stick to the keyword tool you're comfortable with. All the aforementioned websites get their data from different sources. You just have to choose the tool that works for you.
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sufyan47
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16 Oct 18 7:47 am

 Hi,

As the term implies, keyword search volume refers to the volume (or number) of searches for a particular keyword in a given timeframe. Keyword search volume is typically averaged over a set timeframe to provide marketers with a general idea of a search term’s competitiveness and overall volume. This data is often contextualized within specific timeframes to allow SEO and marketers to see how certain keywords drive traffic over time.

Thanks...
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04 Dec 18 9:38 am

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yuva
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17 Dec 18 10:47 am

 You can trust Google Keyword Planner to make things clear.
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howdentaj
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23 Dec 18 11:59 am

 Difference in keyword volume. I was looking through the Google keyword data for the keyword. Keyword search volume refers to the volume (or number) of searches for a particular keyword in a given timeframe.
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jvc72
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03 Jan 19 5:27 pm

 As long as you keep using same source you should get statistical relevance over time that is somewhat correct.
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kimberlyho
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13 Jan 19 5:23 am

 The moral of this story is that you want to adhere to the key word tool you are familiar with. Each of the aforementioned sites obtain their information from various sources. You simply need to select the tool that is suitable for you.
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04 Feb 19 2:21 am

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