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It looks like this: Displaying popular queries in Wordstat for a given phrase Displaying popular queries in Wordstat for a given phrase In the old interface, everything was displayed in one window. Both versions are currently available for use, so choose whichever is more convenient for you. Wordstat gives high-frequency queries, but if you go further down the results, you can see more specific queries with a given word.


For example, not just “buy a hat,” but with clarification of what malaysia phone number list kind of hats users are looking for. View of the list of high-frequency and specific queries in Wordstat View of the list of high-frequency and specific queries in Wordstat The system gives the number of impressions for the last month. Only queries via the Yandex search engine are taken into account, and the Yandex advertising network is not taken into account.

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You can choose to display only from desktops (computers) or mobile devices and tablets for deeper analytics. Definition of seasonality In the history of queries in Wordstat, you can see how users' interest in a certain product changes by month. Seasonality allows you to plan the timing for launching an advertising campaign. Demand for hats begins to grow in September and decreases closer to March Demand for hats begins to grow in September and decreases closer to March Issue by region In Wordstat, by default, query statistics are displayed for all of Russia, but you can change them to the desired regions or cities in the “Regions” tab: Here you can see that there are more requests in the central part of Russia and Moscow than in Siberia.


Here you can see that there are more requests in the central part of Russia and Moscow than in Siberia. In the old version of Wordstat, you could choose to view keywords on a map. In the new version, only a list view is available. The interest index in Wordstat means whether this product is interesting in the region.