Unsolved Keyword Volume Filtered By City Location?
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Let's say I look up the keyword "plumber" in the Keyword Research tool. I get a monthly volume of 70.8k-118k. Now, I want to know how much of that volume comes from a specific city in the United States, like Kalamazoo, Michigan. Is there a way to identify this?
My alternative is to look up the keyword "Kalamazoo plumber". This has two problems:
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People who search for local services will frequently leave off the location, with the expectation that the search engine will provide localized organic results. So, the search volume isn't very precise.
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That keyword has N/A volume, so the information doesn't help me anyway.
Any alternative way to get at this data? Thanks!
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