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		<title>By: Kari</title>
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		<description>While broad match is indeed bad (very bad), phrase match can be useful as well.  You have to be careful with it, but if used correctly, you can get a good deal of traffic that converts.

If you do use phrase match, make sure to use negative keywords.  If your phrase matched keyword is &quot;baseball caps&quot;, but you don&#039;t sell red baseball caps, then add the negative keyword -red.</description>
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<p>If you do use phrase match, make sure to use negative keywords.  If your phrase matched keyword is &#8220;baseball caps&#8221;, but you don&#8217;t sell red baseball caps, then add the negative keyword -red.</p>
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