Keyword Match Type Converter
Convert your keywords between different match types (broad, phrase, exact, or modified broad) for your PPC campaigns.
Input Keywords
Output Keywords
Google Ads Keyword Match Types
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Broad Match
Broad match keywords reach the widest audience. Your ad may show when a user's search contains any word in your keyword in any order.
Example:
women's running shoes
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Modified Broad Match
Add a plus sign (+) in front of words that must be included in the user's search. This gives more control than broad match.
Example:
+women's +running +shoes
Phrase Match
Your ad may show when a user searches for your exact phrase, with additional words before or after. Words must be in the exact order.
Example:
"women's running shoes"
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Exact Match
Your ad may only show when a user searches for your exact keyword, or close variations with the same meaning.
Example:
[women's running shoes]
Match Type Best Practices
- Start with broad match and phrase match keywords to gather data.
- Use exact match for high-converting keywords to maximize control and ROI.
- Regularly review search terms report to identify new keyword opportunities.
- Consider using modified broad match for a balance of reach and control.
- Always use negative keywords to exclude irrelevant searches.