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| HyperActive Warrior Join Date: Mar 2009
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I have a general adwords question. Just so I'm clear if I geo-target a campaign, then can I freely use a very general word like "plumber", knowing full well that it will be limited to that search area? Normally for my geo-targeted searches (e.g. 20 miles within area X), I've been using adwords keywords like: plumber anywhere, CT plumber CT plumber city #2, CT It feels a bit awkward using such broad keywords since in my organic SEO projects I (generally) wouldn't waste time tying to compete against a national/global audience for the keyword "plumber". Thanks. |
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| Active Warrior Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: , , .
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Hi There you are on the right track. I would extend the radius to 50 miles. Start of by using the general keywords at first. I hope that helps.
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Thanks. Sometimes it helps to know that your going in the right direction.
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