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Hi All, I know that i will have to structure the ad groups for content network campaign with keywords that are tightly related. However, what type of the keyword i should put in? should i only have broad type only? or each keyword i can put broad,phrase and exact in the same ad group? or i should put keywords with the same type in the same ad group? what it means is, should i seperate a keyword with broad,phrase and exact in 3 different ad groups? Thank you |
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Not my site, but just saw some relevant info here: PPC Advertising & Content Match: Part II | JumpFly Blog: Google AdWords, Yahoo & Microsoft Advertising |
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so it looks like content network only takes the broad type of keyword. Thanks for the finding. |
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I've tried phrase matches in content once as a test for a theory I have. Didn't seem to make any difference but it was not a very thorough test. I'll have to try again.
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