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Google Adwords Tip: When the Keyword Phrase Means Something Different

by Hussam in Pay Per Click

June 27, 2010

When the keyword phrase means something different and/or specific, you may want to give it its own group if it has enough traffic.

Example: While “Online Copywriting Resource” and “Online Copywriting Guide” may mean the same thing, “Online Freelance Copywriting” is likely to mean something different – someone looking for a job, not resources.

If your website business provides tools, resources, AND jobs, you may want to group “Online Freelance Copywriting” separately so you can show a specific ad targeted for freelance job seekers.

If your website does not offer jobs, you may want to put “freelance” with a hyphen in front of it and make it a negative keyword (-freelance).

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