For example, a search for tennis shoes would currently trigger the exact match keyword [tennis shoes]. After this change, tennis shoe, tenis shoes or tenis shoe may also trigger that keyword. The following will not change: there will be no word...
That’s like playing your first tennis match at the French Open. Reading about marketing is like reading a book on tennis. Studying your market is like taking a tennis lesson. Using AdWords is like joining a local tennis league.
Let's consider another footwear example: You bid on "Nike tennis shoes" using broad match. A search engine might decide that a consumer who searches for [Reebok tennis shoes” is "similar enough" and serve your ad.
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