Hello Buki,
Okay, so here's the breakdown: each individual SeedKeyword you pass
in is treated like a separate keyword. Keywords can have multiple
words in them, (as well as a specific match type). So "keyword phrase
one" can be passed in as the text of a SeedKeyword, and it will be
treated as a
Morning Jeff,
Thanks for your response. I'm curious though, is the SeedKeyword
method limited to only 10 words/phrases? If so, does this mean that if
I have a list like this:
keyword
keywords
keyword phrase one
this is keyword phrase one
that I have used those 10 words or is designated by phras
Hello Ravindra,
The issue you're seeing is due to a naming conflict between built-
in .NET SOAP classes and the classes generated from the v2009 WSDLs.
You can work around them by editing the code that is generated from
the WSDL to rename the "SoapHeader" class to something like
"RequestHeader",
Hello Buki,
The getKeywordVariations() method will return a set number of
responses regardless of how many source keywords you pass in. For that
reason, you won't necessarily see better results by passing in a large
list of SeedKeyword objects--you'll probably just see the keyword
suggestions fo
Our company is in the process of developing a keyword research tool.
We have used the GetKeywordVariations from within the Keyword Tool
Service.
http://code.google.com/apis/adwords/docs/developer/KeywordToolService.html
My question is in regard to the parameter SeedKeyword
The documentation at
Please excuse me. Forgot to attach the exception L
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Hi All,
Sorry my prev
Hi All,
Sorry my prev mail got cut off I dunno how ?
Anyways I have a issue when I am trying to consume the 2009 Campaign
Service API in my dot NET application.
I tried using both the sandbox and production URLs of campaign service.
Production:
https://adwords.google.com/api/
