Hello,
There currently is no equivalent to the KeywordToolService in v2009,
and I can't comment on which features will or will not make it in to
unreleased versions. But, as I think I mentioned in one of the other
open threads about this, the product team is aware of the demand for
such function
Thank you Jeff,
will the upcomming 2009 api retrieve search volumes that correspond to
the Exact match type via the AdWords API and not yust broad match?
On May 4, 5:15 pm, AdWords API Advisor
wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Yes, the various methods of the TrafficEstimatorService should give
> you differen
Hello,
Yes, the various methods of the TrafficEstimatorService should give
you different clicks per day results depending on the match type of
the keyword in question. If you're planning on using the
TrafficEstimatorService, I'd recommend you might want to read through
this blog post for a descr
@Adwords API Advisor:
can you confirm that exact and broad match does work with the
keywordestimate to get exact lowerClicksPerDay and upperClicksPerDay
like in the https://adwords.google.com/select/TrafficEstimatorSandbox
tool
On 4 mrt, 22:50, AdWords API Advisor
wrote:
> Hello Joe,
>
> The sc
@DOrdal: thank you for your vote ;-)
On 27 apr, 20:23, DOrdal wrote:
> Jeff-
>
> I just wanted to add my voice to those calling for you to add Phrase
> &Exactmatch results. I rarely use broad match anymore in Adwords,
> because your 'Expanded Broad Match' technology returns way too many
> resul
Jeff-
I just wanted to add my voice to those calling for you to add Phrase &
Exact match results. I rarely use broad match anymore in Adwords,
because your 'Expanded Broad Match' technology returns way too many
results, and drives down CTRs. I only use Exact and Phrase match, and
really need the
Hello,
The folks responsible for evaluating AdWords API feature requests are
aware of the demand for this.
Cheers,
-Jeff Posnick, AdWords API Team
On Apr 22, 12:01 pm, keesjan wrote:
> Sorry this message is of course not for Joe but for
> AdWords API Advisor, can you please answer?
>
> On 21
Sorry this message is of course not for Joe but for
AdWords API Advisor, can you please answer?
On 21 apr, 14:20, keesjan wrote:
> HI Joe,
> although you can't comment on whether
> specific functionality will or will not be added to a future release
> of the AdWords API,
> a lot of developers ar
HI Joe,
although you can't comment on whether
specific functionality will or will not be added to a future release
of the AdWords API,
a lot of developers are asking for this exact match feature for the
Adwords API, including myself.
Please can you discuss internally to add this to your roadmap,
Hello Joe,
As a matter of policy, I'm afraid that I can't comment on whether
specific functionality will or will not be added to a future release
of the AdWords API.
Cheers,
-Jeff Posnick, Adwords API Team
On Mar 4, 5:19 pm, Joeyw wrote:
> Thanks for that - and I should have read the whole p
Thanks for that - and I should have read the whole post properly!
Do you have any plans to retrieve the phrase and exact search volumes
for the future?
Cheers
Joe
On Mar 4, 8:50 pm, AdWords API Advisor
wrote:
> Hello Joe,
>
> The scenario you describe is exactly what I was describing in my b
Hello Joe,
The scenario you describe is exactly what I was describing in my blog
post, and to quote from the last paragraph:
"The search volumes in the results returned from the API should
roughly correspond to what you'd see with the Broad setting for match
type in the web tool, but retrieving
Hi Jeff,
I am very much after what the orginal poster asked for and I got quite
excited when I read your post:
'Keyword Match Type and the KeywordToolService'
http://adwordsapi.blogspot.com/2009/01/keyword-match-type-and.html
It appeared to solve my problem, but so far it hasn't.
I would like t
Hello,
When I use the web tool to perform the actions you describe, I get
the following result:
Keywords related to term(s) entered - sorted by relevance
google api 1 - 3 $1.79 550,000 450,000
I'm not sure where you're getting the 27,100 number from, but 450,000
is the average search volum
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