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Glasgow and Edinburgh seem to score the same as Blackpool
But Liverpool beats them all by a mile.
I did try Salford first but nope
But Liverpool beats them all by a mile.
I did try Salford first but nope
Well done.
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Edited, how dumb am I? Never realised Glastobuty was a City
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Wow! That's pretty amazing - or maybe not so much when you think about the hundreds of thousands going to the festival...
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The global Liverpool figures are huge! Football do you think?
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In terms of global exacts, places like Newcastle, Birmingham, Brighton and Windsor are higher.
When you take into account the Premier League effect, football geos such as Chelsea [165,000], West Ham [165,000] and Arsenal [823,000] get massive searches.
I'm guessing that Blackpool has benefited from the Premier League effect also, as the exact match has rocketed since they were promoted - it's reading 33,100 in December 2009 increasing to 110,000 October 2010, although seasonal tourism is also likely to play a part.
Interestingly - if you look at the exact match for a Premier League team reference that isn't a geo, eg [Wolves] it gets roughly the difference between the 2009 and 2010 Blackpool figures - 60,500.
When you take into account the Premier League effect, football geos such as Chelsea [165,000], West Ham [165,000] and Arsenal [823,000] get massive searches.
I'm guessing that Blackpool has benefited from the Premier League effect also, as the exact match has rocketed since they were promoted - it's reading 33,100 in December 2009 increasing to 110,000 October 2010, although seasonal tourism is also likely to play a part.
Interestingly - if you look at the exact match for a Premier League team reference that isn't a geo, eg [Wolves] it gets roughly the difference between the 2009 and 2010 Blackpool figures - 60,500.
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Roll up Roll up, free keyword research for edwin required...
Me thinks, table is being laid for a sale
I've done it too often myself- Joined
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Roll up Roll up, free keyword research for edwin required...
Lol, happy to help out....
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I think you'd have to prise blackpool.co.uk/.com from his dying hands! Fabulous pair of domains.
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Correct, they're not going anywhere. Why would they? And if I ever did sell, they sell themselves instantly - starting a thread about GKT does absolutely nothing to affect their saleability.
I just did a bit of digging then figured there's enough interest in the geo space that others probably have a lot of the answers already. A lot of intriguing info came out of this thread, and I really appreciate all the input!
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