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Get keyword volume by US State
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I'm trying to get keyword search volume per US state & not just country.
I found an article on this but it's over 7 years old...
https://outdoorsrank.com/community/q/tool-for-local-keyword-research-by-us-state
Am I blind and completely missing it? Is there a way I can do this?
Thanks, everyone!
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You'll find what you need here: https://outdoorsrank.com/community/q/local-keyword-search-volume
As they point out, you should use Google Ads Keyword Planner. Best of luck.
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