Now I've got it Jeff.
It was because of the database refresh.
Thank you for your care.
And I have one more question about keyword max cpc.
Whenever I add adgroup into the campaign, the following error was
appeared.
Exception in thread "main" AxisFault
faultCode: {http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap
Many thanks, that was the issue.
On Mar 31, 4:33 pm, AdWords API Advisor
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> To specify an Exact match in the web version of the tool, you need to
> enter your keyword with square brackets around it, like this: [flawed
> contracts]
>
> If you enter it without the brackets then
When i try to do that I get backThis account is linked by another
My Client CenterHow do i unlink it? I don't want a new
account, i only have 1 email address. I want 2 keep all the adds i
already have. Why won't it just upgrade it for me?
On Mar 31, 10:26 am, AdWords API Advisor
wr
Hello Qu,
No, you can't set the daily budget of a campaign to zero, either via
the API or the AdWords web interface. The smallest amount you can use
for a daily budget is equal to the smallest cost per click bid in your
account's native currency. For US Dollars, that's $0.01 (one penny).
Cheers
Hello,
To specify an Exact match in the web version of the tool, you need to
enter your keyword with square brackets around it, like this: [flawed
contracts]
If you enter it without the brackets then you get the three results
you mention, but that's based on a Broad match for the seed keyword.
Hello,
For the most part, I need to speak in generalities. The AdWords API
does allow developers to write programs that replicate much of the
functionality of the AdWords web interface. Managing cost per click
bids for client AdWords accounts is definitely within the scope of
what could be done
Hello,
Before debugging this further, I wanted to point out that the
Sandbox's backend database had its monthly refresh this past Friday
(see
http://groups.google.com/group/adwords-api/browse_thread/thread/92e92378110a5086),
so any existing campaigns created before then will have to be
recreate
Hello Tia,
You can register for AdWords API access at
https://adwords.google.com/select/ApiWelcome
Just enter your current account's credentials when prompted. If you
don't yet have a My Client Center (MCC) account you'll be able to
create one as part of the sign up process, and the API acce
So one of the things I'm doing these days is keeping track of all of
the changes within google..
And it turns out you guys are adjusting the first_page_cpc for almost
every keyword by little micro amounts everyday.
Before, I thought that it may _drastically_ cut down on bandwidth/
processing if I
Hi all!
As subject states, i would like to know whether and if yes how, i can
set the daily budget of a campaign to zero?
I remember that i tried to do it once and got an error message, yet i
cant find any official source for the budgetAmount of a campaign
having to be > 0.
Anybody who can provi
I tried looking up "flawed contracts" on the web based keyword tool at
https://adwords.google.com/select/KeywordToolExternal and the API and
seem to be getting different results.
The web version returns 3 results:
[flawed contracts]
[contract flaws]
[flawed mortgage contracts]
and the API retur
Something you can do on your end - if you're using .NET:
If you download the report from the stream supplied by
HttpWebResponse.GetStream(), you can set the client timeout, which is
the timeout that your software wants to wait on the Adwords server. In
that period at least one byte must arrive.
I would like to know more details about the Adwords API and whether or
not it would be a better choice for managing my client accounts than
my MCC:
I have seen an application called Adcore developed by a business in
Tel Aviv called Podium Advertising Technologies
http://podiumadtech.com/aboutUs.
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