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BroadGen: A Framework for Generating Effective and Efficient Advertiser Broad Match Keyphrase Recommendations

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  • Haebom

Author

Ashirbad Mishra, Jinyu Zhao, Soumik Dey, Hansi Wu, Binbin Li, Kamesh Madduri

Outline

This paper proposes BroadGen, a novel framework for enhancing the efficiency and effectiveness of keyword recommendations in sponsored search advertising. To address the challenges of existing exact match keyword methods, such as high management costs, limited targeting scope, and evolving search query patterns, and the challenges of broad match keyword methods, such as low targeting accuracy and insufficient supervision signals, BroadGen utilizes historical search query data to recommend efficient and effective broad match keywords. In particular, it demonstrates exceptional ability to maintain search term stability over time through token-correspondence modeling, demonstrating its ability to serve millions of sellers and over 2.5 billion products daily on eBay.

Takeaways, Limitations

Takeaways:
A new keyword recommendation framework that overcomes the limitations of exact match and broad match keyword methods is presented.
Broad match keyword recommendations that consider both efficiency and effectiveness.
Ensuring temporal stability through token response modeling
Validation of effectiveness through actual service application (eBay application case)
Limitations:
This paper does not present specific metrics or analysis results for evaluating the performance of BroadGen.
Lack of comparative analysis with other keyword recommendation methods.
Because the results are limited to a specific platform, eBay, further research is needed to determine their generalizability.
Further validation is needed on adaptability to long-term changes in search trends.
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