Keyword Data from Previous Months
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Is it possible to view keyword statistics from previous months. I'm interested in analyzing the trend of particular keywords from the beginning of this year up until the present.
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Google Trends allows you to get an idea of something like that and the Google Keyword Tool will show you data from the previous twelve months.
http://trends.google.com
https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal
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