So I looked at the perldoc for the Microsoft::AdCenter module and it shows this as an example of how to create a keyword object:
~$ perldoc Microsoft::AdCenter
#Create a Keyword object
my $keyword = Microsoft::AdCenter::V7::CampaignManagementService::Keyword->new
->Text("some text")
->BroadMatchBid(Microsoft::AdCenter::V7::CampaignManagementService::Bid->new->Amount(0.1))
->ExactMatchBid(Microsoft::AdCenter::V7::CampaignManagementService::Bid->new->Amount(0.1));
However, doesn't this violate the new policy of using only one match type per keyword?
Campaign Management changes:
"Previously, you would create a single Keyword object and specify a bid value for each match that you wanted to bid on (for example, exact match or phrase match). If you did not specify a bid value at the keyword-level, adCenter used the default bid value specified at the ad group level.
Now, you must create a Keyword object for each match type that you want to bid on. For example, to bid on the keyword car by using exact match and phrase match, create a Keyword object and set the Text element to car and the ExactMatchBid element to a bid amount. Then, create a second Keyword object and set the Text element to car and PhraseMatchBid to a bid amount. When you add the keywords, you’ll get a unique keyword ID for each keyword and match-type combination."
