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Keyword tool for Yahoo ads?
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Hi guys,
Anyone knows a good keywords tool for Yahoo Ads and Bing Advertising?
- We are interested to see the search volumes for these 2 search engines (all tough they are together now, people still have searching preferences and usualy only use one of them.
- We need to see global search volumes as well as geo-specific data (country level)
Thanks in advance
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Thanks Wissam,
I am downloading it now. I'll get back latter with my impressions
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Yes,
Bing have a Excel Addon.
where you can pull all keyword tool data the Microsoft Ad Inteligence (by gender, by volume) very useful
here is the url http://advertising.microsoft.com/support-center/adcenter-downloads/microsoft-advertising-intelligence
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