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 quick adwords question 
		
		
		what's the definition betwen [ ]  and " "    in adwords campaigns? 
	can someone give some example, pls? :) thanks in advance  | 
		
 Difference? 
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 omg yeah, difference 
	not sure what happened to me, doing too many things at once  | 
		
 "" is to match the phrase ... like 
	"blue widgets" would also be show when someone searches for "large blue widgets" [blue widgets] is exact so only shown on blue widgets search  | 
		
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 thanks :thumbsup  | 
		
 FYI you can also do both: 
	"blue widgets" [blue widgets] in a adgroup ... different cpc usually  | 
		
 what is the difference between "blue widgets" and blue widgets then? 
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 [blue widgets] - exact match, ad triggers when user typed blue widgets and nothing else 
	"blue widgets" - phrase match, ad triggers when someone types blue widgets plus other words in the search query blue widgets - broad match, ad triggers any search query by user as long as words blue and widgets are present  | 
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