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Keyword match types in Google Ads help control how closely the search query must match your keywords for your ad to be triggered. There are four main keyword match types: Broad Match: Ads may show on searches that include misspellings, synonyms, related searches, and other variations. It provides the broadest reach but may result in less targeted traffic. Example: If your broad match keyword is “running shoes,” your ad might appear for searches like “athletic footwear” or “jogging sneakers.” Modified Broad Match: Similar to broad match but with more control. Specify certain keywords that must be present in the user’s query by adding a “+” sign before the keywords. Other words can still be present, but the modified broad match ensures certain words are included. Example: If your modified broad match keyword is “+running +shoes,” your ad might appear for searches like “best running shoes” or “running shoes for women.”…

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