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Global Search Count
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If I ranked top on google for a keyword for Exact Local Search Count say 2000.How much of the Exact Global Search Count of 4000 contribute to Exact Local Search Count
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Not necessarily they are different searches. Global numbers are an estimate of how many people search for that term worldwide, however Google.com is not the same as Google.co.uk they are different Google search engines for different continents.
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If I rank No.1 for exact local search count say for U.S. will Exact global search count attracts the visitors to my No.1 ranked site in google?
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What do you mean? Exact local search count is for your continent and Exact global search count is for the keyword world wide.
If it says your exact local search count is 2000 that means 2000 people are searching for that exact keyword in your continent.
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