Keyword Match Combinations on Same Line?

[J_o_e]

Can we combine our match types like so? Google seems to accept it.

"red widget" +sniglet

So that you get that exact phrase and another word is required as well? If so, the ad could run for the following search terms:

red widget with sniglets

and

sniglets with a red widget

Maybe there's another way to do that without combining them that I'm not seeing clearly?

Just for reference:
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keyword = broad match
"keyword" = match exact phrase
[keyword] = match exact term only
-keyword = don't match this term
+keyword = broad match keyword with modifier (learn more)

[LucidSW]

It only SEEMS like they accept it and in fact might accept this but they surely make some assumptions. It might be that your example would be treated as a phrase match on all three words but who knows for sure. It could be treated as a regular broad match. You don't want uncertainty so don't do it.

Besides, it don't make much sense. In your example, what you really want is:

+red +widget +sniglet