Questions:

Let’s say you have a Google Adwords ad group that targets one keyword phrase with all 3 match types. For example:

dog house plans

"dog house plans"

[dog house plans]

When somebody searches for "dog house plans" in Google (without the
quotes), which match type will trigger the ad?

Answer:

The exact match will trigger the ad. See this help page:

http://adwords.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=66292

Down to the bottom you’ll see this text: "The more restrictive match type will always trigger the ad, regardless of CPC bids. For nstance, if the broad-matched keyword apple and the exact-matched keyword apple both existed in your account, the exact match would always trigger an ad."

Also, it’s a good strategy in some cases to use all 3 match types but with different bids becasue they’re not the same thing and they’re not worth the same thing.

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Patrick Shi said:

Questions:

Let’s say you have a Google Adwords ad group that targets one keyword phrase with all 3 match types. For example:

dog house plans

"dog house plans"

[dog house plans]

When somebody searches for "dog house plans" in Google (without the
quotes), which match type will trigger the ad?

Answer:

The exact match will trigger the ad. See this help page:

http://adwords.google.com/support/bin/answer.py?answer=66292

Down to the bottom you’ll see this text: "The more restrictive match type will always trigger the ad, regardless of CPC bids. For nstance, if the broad-matched keyword apple and the exact-matched keyword apple both existed in your account, the exact match would always trigger an ad."

Also, it’s a good strategy in some cases to use all 3 match types but with different bids becasue they’re not the same thing and they’re not worth the same thing.

hey thanks for that tip, i was having a misconcept that all these 3 are same and google just considers the spelling matches. i have been using this keyword research tool. will have to target the keywords accordingly.

I always thought that google only cosiders spelling matches. Thank u for this!

Google always spelking matching. Yes, you shared a true information. And because of it I like to share with  you, good job.

This is the allotment where keywords become important. Each advertiser chooses a specific set of keywords which are accurately accordant to the artefact / account they’re aggravating to sell. The allotment of this blueprint that absolutely sets Google afar from the blow of the backpack is that they action altered match types, contrarily declared as belief which actuate if a user’s seek concern does in actuality bout an advertiser’s keyword.

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