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  1. Feb 2021
    1. It’s still a broad term – and your CTR might not be great. But let’s also say you get a lot of leads from that keyword, at a good cost.

      Would you want to do a separate campaign to test out exact and negative keywords as well in this particular case since this keyword is ambiguous? I'm thinking I would research that keyword more first and test out various filters ie keywords like broad and phrase match. I'm just wanting to know if I've on the right track.

    1. Contextual (content) targeting means your targeting options focus on the content of the page or site. When you choose contextual targeting, you’re indicating to Google that you want to show up on sites that have relevant content to you.

      Is this similar to Facebook's native ads where ads are shown next to content that's related to what's being viewed? Display Targeting is just Google's version of native ads?