Google Opens AI Mode to Exact-Match Search Ads in Quiet Test
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Google Opens AI Mode to Exact-Match Search Ads in Quiet Test
Google is testing exact and phrase match Search ads in AI Mode for queries with explicit intent. The small experiment could let traditional campaigns reach the conversational surface without switching to AI Max or Performance Max. Ginny Marvin confirmed the change after advertiser Anthony Higman spotted it. This expands ad options in a platform now used by over a billion people monthly.
Google is experimenting with a new method to move conventional search advertising to its search engine's AI mode. The experiment would allow campaigns based on more accurate matches and keywords to be displayed also in this new medium, without the publicists necessarily using AI Max or Performance Max. The test [...]
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Exact and Phrase Match could allow advertisers to run existing search campaigns without additional automation. Google is currently testing the playout in a limited experiment.
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