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Short and sweet:
Google adword tool - Do you use the exact phrase match to see how many searches there are per month? |
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Absolutely, start with exact phrases every time and then expand with phrases and broad with new campaigns after that.
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So if you were targeting a keyword that gets 3000 searches, you would want that phrase to be 3000 in exact phrase search?
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Can you please explain a little further?
What is the point of searching an exact phrase if the exact phrase (ie. the phrase in quotation marks) is not what the potential visitor is searching for? Surely, if your phrase consists of three words any searcher is likely to see results for any combination of the three words plus the individual words and get search returns widely at variance with the keyword tool figures. This seems a little like trying to fool yourself. |
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