Microsoft Excel is a powerful tool and a few of simple Excel formulas can make your life easier when you are dealing with keyword match types such as Broad Match Modifier (BMM), Exact Match and Phrase Match.
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Broad Match Modifier Keywords Excel Formula:
First, we need to write out the keywords that we want to target in the Excel sheet. Let’s say we want to build Broad Match Modifier keywords first. For this example, I wrote three keywords that I would like to target. To create this as a Broad Match Modifier, write all the keywords in column B, then use the below formula in column C;
=”+”&SUBSTITUTE(B2,” “,” +”)
Where B2 is your keyword location/cell. You can change according to your keyword cell.
Phrase Match Keywords Excel Formula:
Now let’s say we want to build Phrase Match keywords. For this example, I wrote three keywords that I would like to target. To create this as a Phrase Match keywords, write all the keywords in column B, then use the below formula in column C;
=CONCATENATE(“”””,B7,””””)
Where B7 is your keyword location/cell. You can change according to your keyword cell.
Exact Match Keywords Excel Formula:
Now let’s say we want to build Exact Match keywords. For this example, I wrote three keywords that I would like to target. To create this as an Exact Match keywords, write all the keywords in column B, then use the below formula in column C;
=CONCATENATE(“[“,B12,”]”)
Where B12 is your keyword location/cell. You can change according to your keyword cell.
Bonus:
Apart from above Excel formulas, you can also use below for Phrase and Exact Match Keywords;
Phrase Match Keywords Excel Formula
=””””&B7&””””
Exact Match Keywords Excel Formula
=”[“&B12&”]”
Have you tried the above Excel formulas for your Broad Match Modifier (BMM), Exact Match and Phrase Match Keywords?