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: How to create Google AdWord campaigns for a specific movie? I am trying to create a ppc google-adwords campaign targeting specific movies, e.g. for people searching to buy tickets for Blade Runner

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I am trying to create a ppc google-adwords campaign targeting specific movies, e.g. for people searching to buy tickets for Blade Runner 2049 movie.

I am constructing keywords using the following pattern:

"{movie name}" {movie release year} "cinema tickets"
"{movie name}" {movie release year} "movie times"
"{movie name}" {movie release year} "movie showtimes"
"{movie name}" {movie release year} "movie theatre"
"{movie name}" {movie release year} "movie tickets online"
"{movie name}" {movie release year} "movie tickets"
"{movie name}" {movie release year} "near me"
"{movie name}" {movie release year} +cinemas
"{movie name}" {movie release year} +cineworld
"{movie name}" {movie release year} +showtimes
"{movie name}" {movie release year} +vue


A campaign for Blade Runner 2049 movie would therefore have the following keywords:

"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 "cinema tickets"
"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 "movie times"
"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 "movie showtimes"
"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 "movie theatre"
"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 "movie tickets online"
"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 "movie tickets"
"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 "near me"
"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 +cinemas
"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 +cineworld
"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 +showtimes
"Blade Runner 2049" 2017 +vue


The problem is that google-adwords ignores all of these keywords with an error:


People don't search for this term very often, so it's not eligible to show your ads.




How I can create a ppc campaign targeting a specific movie?

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@Harper822

All advertisers know that this is a game of trial & error. A/B testing, refining, improving, and repeating the process. I am going to go out on a limb and recommend that you try Video Advertising. The targeting with video ads is incredibly precise, for example, you can target every user that has watched a specific channel on YouTube, and even a specific video on youtube. Knowing your audience is key. Given that youtube is the 2nd largest search engine - with more than 3 billion searches per month - not to mention the very thing that you are advertising for takes the form of video - give it a shot. If not this campaign, sooner or later we will all be forced to if we are to stay ahead of the game.

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@Murray432

You cant mix match types for keywords in Adwords eg phrase match and broad match.
However you could use modified broad match which gives you a little more control than just plain broad match.


Broad match modifiers ensure that your ads will only show when
someone’s search is an exact match or close variant of your keyword.
Close variants include misspellings, singular and plural forms,
abbreviations and acronyms, and stemmings (like "floor" and
"flooring"). Synonyms (like "quick" and "fast") and related searches
(like "shoes" and "boots") aren't considered close variants.

support.google.com/adwords/answer/2497702?hl=en&ref_topic=3122868

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