Hi Manuel,
Sorry, that was a typo. I meant to say that there is *no* new
information at this time.
Best,
- Eric
On Nov 11, 5:10 pm, manuel wrote:
> Great! What new information?!
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Great! What new information?!
On Nov 11, 10:59 pm, AdWords API Advisor
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> Hi Martin,
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> I've raised the issue again with the AdWords API core engineering
> team, but there is new information to report at this time.
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> - Eric
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> On Nov 11, 3:56 am, Martin wrote:
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Hi Martin,
I've raised the issue again with the AdWords API core engineering
team, but there is new information to report at this time.
Best,
- Eric
On Nov 11, 3:56 am, Martin wrote:
> This is a duplicate one of the problems I described
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This is a duplicate one of the problems I described in
http://groups.google.com/group/adwords-api/browse_thread/thread/6034c2ab8a59dce2/974714b213423d0c
and has probably been mentioned in other threads.
The problem does effect google searches to some extent. For instance
the query 'vader' (calfs)
Thanks. I think this is an important issue. Are sure Google is not
doing the same mistake on the search results?!
On Nov 10, 11:30 pm, AdWords API Advisor
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> Hi Manuel,
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> - Eric
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Hi Manuel,
I'll pass your feedback on to the core engineering team for
consideration.
Best,
- Eric
On Nov 9, 11:26 am, manuel wrote:
> "Secretária" is a woman (pt)
> "Secretaria" is a building (pt)
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> "País" means country (pt)
> "Pais" means parents (pt)
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> How can Google "combine" two absolu
"Secretária" is a woman (pt)
"Secretaria" is a building (pt)
"País" means country (pt)
"Pais" means parents (pt)
How can Google "combine" two absolute different words, with a complete
different meaning into one, just because they "look" alike?
Of course, the above are just two examples, but ther
Hi Manuel,
This is the expected behavior of the TIS and Keyword Tool UI in
regards to accents. In these cases the stats for the accented and
unaccented words are combined.
Best,
- Eric Koleda, AdWords API Team
On Nov 5, 12:38 am, manuel wrote:
> Hello
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Hello
How come TargetingIdeaService is now returning values for "musica"
when I am searching for "música"?
Credito instead of Crédito, Videos instead of Vídeos, and so on.
This seems to affect every French, Spanish and Portuguese accented
words. (Haven't checked other languages)
It used to give
