This tab shows Wordtracker “Count” figures for the selected keywords.

“Count” is the frequency a particular keyword has appeared in Wordtracker’s database.

Wordtracker’s main data sources are Dogpile and Metacrawler, two of the largest Metacrawlers on the internet.

A major advantage of Metacrawlers is that their keyword data are not skewed by automated software used by online marketers to check keyword & website rankings and Pay-Per-Click bid positions.

Wordtracker’s database currently holds 303,766,345 words.

So a “Count” of 29 means a keyword has appeared 29 times in Wordtracker’s database over a 100 days period.