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Hi guys, I need help from an adwords PPC guru... I am using Adwords editor to upload my campaigns data in bulk. If I want to specify the match type - Broad Match Modifier - how do I do that and then do the bulk upload? do I just specify broad match modifier? or do I have to put a '+' sign in front of the keyword? I know when i specify broad, phrase or exact, all I need to do is put those words in the tab delimited export data - i don't need to decorate the keywords in any way. Please help... Angy |
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You simply put a + in front of the words you want modified. It will show as a broad match in AE's drop-down but it's OK. When uploading, the system will see it properly as a BMM keyword.
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when exporting to adwords editor just keep the match type to 'Broad' but put the '+' signs in front of each keyword. for example; if you keyword is: german Sheppard training school then BMM: +german +Sheppard +training +school I know you are using my tool - PPC Keyword Toolz for building your campaigns. The latest version has this new BMM feature built in now. You should have got the latest version which i sent out last week. If you do not have the latest version, PM me and let me know and I will get that out to you. |
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You can also try different combinations of plus signs, such as: +german +shepherd +training school +german +shepherd training school It's definitely worth testing - I did some analysis on my Calculate Marketing blog and found that modified broad match can significantly increase CTRs and reduce CPCs compared to non-modified broad match keywords. Modified broad match is still a relatively new feature so there are no doubt advantages for advertisers who adopt it early. |
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