Use Broad Match in AdWords to Capture Local Searches

Feb 25, 2016
1 min

“In this video, we’ll cover keyword best practices when it comes to local campaigns – specifically, how to ensure your ads are showing up for all the local searches happening around your business locations. We’ll cover:
– Using phrase and broad match to help you capture those local searches
– And then turning any high volume queries that you discover into exact match for greater control

By taking advantage of the different match types, you can save time from having to add and manage all possible combinations of keywords and location descriptions.

Use Broad Match in AdWords to Capture Local Searches - Google Best Practices

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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