TwoHeadsWebDesign
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Has anyone else experienced huge differences in Keyword results?
Example, I searched back in March for a few Terms, found a nice double combo with a good strong Local (Local = Ireland, Lang = Eng etc etc) Monthly of 720. It had a nice even spread across the 12 month range.
So we purchased the .ie domain based on this combo.
Here we are now, site almost built and ready to go live and I see the Monthly result with a measly 22!!!
Its not even high enough for me to see if some months are better than others as sadly it's not even displaying monthly Search Trends for that combo.
I had even downloaded the raw CSV back in March so I know I'm not going made, there it is almost top of the list.
Anyone experienced anything like this before?
I guess if I had to go back to IEDR and get yet another discretionary name for the client it wouldn't be the hardest thing in the world, but how can I be certain those listed terms wont fall of the radar too?
I know there's bound to be monthly fluctuation of course, but for a relatively non seasonal product 720 to 22 is just beyond possible no?
Example, I searched back in March for a few Terms, found a nice double combo with a good strong Local (Local = Ireland, Lang = Eng etc etc) Monthly of 720. It had a nice even spread across the 12 month range.
So we purchased the .ie domain based on this combo.
Here we are now, site almost built and ready to go live and I see the Monthly result with a measly 22!!!
Its not even high enough for me to see if some months are better than others as sadly it's not even displaying monthly Search Trends for that combo.
I had even downloaded the raw CSV back in March so I know I'm not going made, there it is almost top of the list.
Anyone experienced anything like this before?
I guess if I had to go back to IEDR and get yet another discretionary name for the client it wouldn't be the hardest thing in the world, but how can I be certain those listed terms wont fall of the radar too?
I know there's bound to be monthly fluctuation of course, but for a relatively non seasonal product 720 to 22 is just beyond possible no?