- Cause Auto-apply broad match keyword recommendation is switched on for this account. Account
- Applied One click on a Google recommendation, no approval requested. Yesterday
What you get
The cause, named exactly
Three settings can do this. PPC Sherpa says which one did.
Fixed in one click
All three are switched off from inside PPC Sherpa.
Every affected keyword listed
Every affected keyword and ad group, each one shown.
You hear about it next day
A bell alert and an email when a setting turns on.
How it works
Three settings can broaden your keywords
PPC Sherpa names which one applies
Every affected ad group is listed
You fix it in one click
You hear about it the next day
| Date | Category | Alert |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 14 | Unintentional Broad Match | Keywords broadened without your approval |
| Sep 14 | Unintentional Broad Match | AI Max search term matching switched on |
| Date | Category | Alert |
|---|---|---|
| Sep 14 | Unintentional Broad Match | Legacy campaign broad match setting found on |
Nobody re-checks a setting they never changed
One setting can rewrite how every keyword matches
Every one caused by broadened matching, all legitimate.
One click can broaden your keywords overnight
Ad groups change without warning. PPC Sherpa catches it the next day.
Three settings, three different places
PPC Sherpa names the one that applies and fixes it.
Find out what is overriding your match types.
Connect your Google Ads account and see which setting did it.
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