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What is Phrase match?

Store Growers

Phrase match is one of the four keyword match types available in Google Ads. It is a way to indicate to Google how closely they should match your keyword with a user’s search query. The quotation marks of phrase match (kind of) limits your search to the words and the word order that you specify.

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Google Helps Shoppers Find the Perfect Gift with Generative AI 

Retail TouchPoints

While consumers have been “trained” to type in as few words as possible when searching, SGE is designed to deliver results with highly specific multi-word queries that resemble natural phrases. With generative AI in Search, just look for that style and tap ‘generate images’ to see photorealistic images that match your vision.

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Ecommerce’s AI Playbook: Data, Personalization and Scalability

Retail TouchPoints

It can process data to identify matches, recognize patterns and take action 50 times faster than humans. Its partner, predictive search, autocompletes keywords and phrases when users type in a search box. And they have to do it quickly and accurately to meet consumers’ expectations. Multiply that by the 33.4

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Four Ways to Optimize Ecommerce Search

Retail TouchPoints

Autocomplete and Synonym Matching. By speaking the customers’ language, merchants can save time and show shoppers that they’re in the right place, since they are not the only ones searching for a particular term, phrase or item. Synonym matching is also a lifesaver for brands that are driven by unique terms.

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The Importance of Using Search Data to Drive Ecommerce Success

Retail TouchPoints

For example, they could be asking for a related product that could be added to your range, such as adding matching hats or scarves to coats on a fashion site. Searches reflect what shoppers are interested in, meaning those that produce zero results highlight a product need that your brand isn’t yet delivering on.

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Explained: credential stuffing and how you can protect yourself

Inside Retail

In what is colourfully termed a “brute force” attack, hackers use bots to test millions of username and password combinations on different websites until they find a match. Choose a password or pass phrase that is at least 12 characters long, is complex, and hard to guess. It’s easier and quicker than many people realise.

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Broad Match Modifier is Gone: Here Is What To Do Next

Store Growers

After years of tinkering with keyword match types , they’ve made yet another change. The short version: broad match modifier stops being a match type and an “updated phrase match” will take its place instead. This change to the match types seriously shakes things up.