Hi Brent, this topic is so important. We worked on a site optimised for these strange keyword combinations and as you so rightly say, no traffic came. I now always filter these out and only look for phrase above 60% PBR when I am searching. However, the technique for finding the valuable combination is interesting. Thanks, Simon

Hey thanks Brent for awsome tip look forward to working this product

Thanks… I wondering how to use that PBR and permutation button..

Thanks Again Brent,
I always learn so much from your videos.

Thanks Brent! I can now have less worries while finding a new niche

Hi Brent, As always, I learn a new slant on using MS from you. I need to go to MS straight on so I can optimize for the RIGHT keywords. Thanks!

I really liked your channel and this video. If you need any help getting this video exposed I use a site called tubeviews.(net) It has really helped like 20 of my main videos get to the top in position. Its nice.

thanks for sharing good stuff man

Great tip that I’ll be trying out. Thanks!

As I understand broad match, a webpage that said “I needed a pattern yesterday because I wanted to do some knitting and had the wool on hand for a scarf” would count as pattern knitting scarf… this is why I just use phrase match most of the time.

But there must be some benefits to broad match that I am missing. Brent? others? TIA for comments.