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Phrase Match

A term used by Google in its AdWords branded pay-per-click (PPC) advertising program.When a PPC campaign manager specifies a keyword be used in phrase match, then his or her ad appears when a Google user types a query that uses that combination of words in that order.Other words may precede or follow the phrase, but the phrase itself must be intact.For example, a shoe manufacturer designating phrase match for the keyword string "Manolo Blahnik shoes" would have an ad appear for "Manolo Blahnik shoes for evening" but not "Manolo Blahnik evening shoes."

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