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Hi Guys, lets say you have a brand called Everyday Dresses and you want your ad to show for dresses but not for the brand name which is Everyday Dresses. Would adding everyday as a negative keyword prevent this Ad from showing for the brand name if not how would you do this?  
Hi Guys, lets say you have a brand called Everyday Dresses and you want your ad to show for dresses

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Yes. Everyday and combinations with everyday would be excluded.  
+1 vote
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If you add "everyday" as a phrase negative keyword, it will exclude "everyday dresses".  
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As others have said, “everyday” as a negative would work. But remember, most people can’t spell or type for shit. So I’d also add “every day” as a negative, too. And keep an eye on your search terms - there might be other common typos you see repeatedly. Add those as negatives as you spot them.  
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