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I was wondering who here is branching out. into website development, SEO, etc. It DOES relate to Google Ads as it directly increases the amount of clients you will have. Just wondering who else uses a "broad match" tactic with their Google Ads clients?  
I was wondering who here is branching out.

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+2 votes
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Really one could say it is more of a phrase match tactic as they are looking for other marketing means
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by (680 points)
Website design tends to be a natural progression for all of these fields, but it can also be one of the least profitable. The scope creep is a constant struggle, and you will have many discussions with bad ideas. The right business plan and contract will save you from the complications, but definitely something to consider. I've been doing this for 10 years, and have built over 10, 000 pages, but I have only personally built a handful of websites front to back. Each time I do build a site I am reminded why I don't do it more often.  
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Mm very nice brother
by (13.2k points)
I tend to prefer the beginning to end builds not the interim shit. It really does lead me into more Ads accounts
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Seriously as well as another dev thanks for the response. I get tired of the people that don't understand what I am saying
+4 votes
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BM will cost you a lot as these services have a really very high Cpc and also it will give you a lot of waste click and money. Try some long tail keyword eg. "Seo services review" or something that are related to your services.  
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U talking about broad match in Google ads? Or using it in ur website titles and tag lines?  
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