Demographic Data For Keywords
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Hey i was wondering if anyone is aware of any tools at identifying demographic data for keyword terms.
Like age, gender, etc?
Cheers,
AZ
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The best way, that I know of, to identify the demographics is to use the Google Analytics along with Google Adwords. Spending a certain amount of money, on certain areas using geotagging, you can use all that data on Google Analytics and get a good impression of the demographics. The only thing you have to find out for yourself is what amount of data you need in that region and for that particular field that you are targeting.
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Trellian says that they have some demo information--at least regionally: http://www.keyworddiscovery.com/feature-demographics.html. Also, Google Trends.
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have you tried the Keyword ad Planner by google? It has some information like that if im not mistaken..
https://adwords.google.com/KeywordPlanner
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