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Old 01-09-2008, 02:36 PM   · #1
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Arbitrage and Adwords
I'm fairly new at arbitrage and using Adwords. Just wondering if anyone
has any comments on what's best for keywords - broad match, phrase
match or exact match?

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Old 01-09-2008, 05:52 PM   · #2
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I find that running a successful AdWords Arbitrage campaign revolves around finding a good keyword niche. I would recommend trying broad match until you can narrow your campaign keywords down into a tight niche. Once you've found your niche keywords, do an exact match so you only get the exact traffic you are looking for.

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Originally Posted by ApeXX
I find that running a successful AdWords Arbitrage campaign revolves around finding a good keyword niche. I would recommend trying broad match until you can narrow your campaign keywords down into a tight niche. Once you've found your niche keywords, do an exact match so you only get the exact traffic you are looking for.

Hope that helps a little bit!



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