This specific Google AdWords question came from the SEOChat Forum.

------------------
I am trying to learn how to setup a keyword using "broad, exact and phrase" matching.

Lets say i have a restaurant that serves Sushi in New York.....Using the the keyword NEW YORK SUSHI.

1) Would you setup each keyword type under a different Adwords Account?

Ex. a
Campaign Name: New York Sushi=Exact
Keyword: [new york sushi]

Ex. b
Campaign Name: New York Sushi=Phrase
Keyword: "new york sushi"

Ex. c.
Campaign Name: New York Sushi=Broad

Technology moves at the speed of light. Cell phone widgets are added daily. You can outsource everything these days from virtual assistants, work, paying bills, making travel arrangements, running errands to in some cases your entire life. With the ability to do so much these days you would think that we would be able to find a better solution for something each and every one of us creates……Trash!

For those of you who can't stand to see misspelled words on your projects, and you know who you are, I came across a great Reebok Ad today that made it all the way through delivery. Clearly a New York Minute was spent proof reading the ad, because eveything looks perfect!