Step 12: Identify search terms that you don’t want to trigger your ads

By: Rhett Lloyd

Feb 24, 2016

1 min

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Find out how to use negative keywords to make sure that your ad doesn’t show when someone searches for terms that might be similar to your keywords, but aren’t related to the product or services you offer.

AdWords tutorial - Step 12: Identify search terms that you don’t want to trigger your ads

Rhett Lloyd

Co-Founder & Head of Strategy

Rhett Lloyd is the accomplished owner of WebSuited, a highly regarded marketing solutions company based in Fort Pierce, Florida. With a strong background in digital marketing, Rhett and his team specialize in website development, search marketing, and more, helping businesses achieve growth and success

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