Hi Bram,
I don't think there is any way to get that information from the API.
Best,
- Eric
On Feb 14, 3:31 pm, bramiozo wrote:
> Hi Eric,
>
> what I mean is:
> suppose I do a query for some accented term in the latin characterset
> and the google adwords api gives me
> a non-zero number, how do
Hi Eric,
what I mean is:
suppose I do a query for some accented term in the latin characterset
and the google adwords api gives me
a non-zero number, how do I know if that number represents the real
number of queries for that term and not
for the unaccented term ?
Greetings,
Bram
On Jan 5, 11:5
Hi Bram,
I'm not sure I understand the problem. Can you provide an example
that demonstrates the problem?
Best,
- Eric
On Dec 30 2010, 7:21 pm, bramiozo wrote:
> Hi Eric,
>
> is there a consistent way in which I can check whether the results
> apply to the seed keywords ?
> I have tried checki
Hi Eric,
is there a consistent way in which I can check whether the results
apply to the seed keywords ?
I have tried checking the keywords from the result with the seed
keywords but that doesn't do the trick,
I see in the results from the web tool that indeed the accents are
removed, shouldn't th
Hi Manuel,
Thank you for your feedback, I'll pass that along to the appropriate
team. Please be clear that this behavior I'm describing only applies
to the TargetingIdeaService and the Keyword Tool, and has no bearing
on Google search results or ad serving.
Best,
- Eric
On Nov 7, 1:25 am, manue
You say: "statistics for accents and non-accented keywords are
combined into a single search volume number."
This is absolutely wrong. Google can't simple combine two absolute
different words, with a complete different meaning into one, just
because they "look" alike.
I see Google is now doing th
Hello
This is a VERY SERIOUS issue.
"Vídeos" is Spanish
"Vidéos" is French
"Videos" is English
"Música" is Portuguese
"Musica" is Spanish
"Secretária" is a woman (pt)
"Secretaria" is a building (pt)
"País" means country (pt)
"Pais" means parents (pt)
This used to be correct on previous Adwo
Hi Calford,
The TIS choosing to combine statistics for the accented and non-
accented version of a word does not reflect any changes in the way
Google.com search or AdWords ad serving behaves. As far as I know all
accents are treated the same way.
Best,
- Eric
On Oct 8, 9:10 am, calford wrote:
I just ran a small test and got a bit confused
i searched for café in google.fr and google.es
and the adwords campaigns on the results page are related to coffee.
So the search and adwords does take into consideration the accents,
but the api just doesnt show the results?
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If this does not apply for all accents, can we get a list of the ones
that are affected?
On Sep 30, 10:15 am, bramiozo wrote:
> Thanks Eric.
>
> I would suggest, if I may, to set to SE-algo so that it always
> searches strictly if one keyword is given.
>
> Greetings,
>
> Bram
>
> On Sep 28, 3:5
Thanks Eric.
I would suggest, if I may, to set to SE-algo so that it always
searches strictly if one keyword is given.
Greetings,
Bram
On Sep 28, 3:54 am, AdWords API Advisor
wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> To be clear, the changes in howaccentsare handled is part of a
> larger change in the Keyword Tool
Hi All,
To be clear, the changes in how accents are handled is part of a
larger change in the Keyword Tool backend, and the behavior is
consistent across the API and the web interface. My current
understanding is that the statistics for accents and non-accented
keywords are combined into a single
For your information, this "intended behavior" is quite an
accomplishment in the sense that queries for some of the top latin
accented keywords return absolutely no relevant adwords data.
Regardless of the "locations and languages" settings, a query for
"crédit" (french) returns either nothing or
Eric,
I have to urge a reconsideration of ignoring accents, this is really
undermining the usefulness of the api
and what is more, of google SE itself. Accents are part of most
languages which have a roman characterset,
they convey meaning and in some cases the presence of accents might
indicate a
The old keyword tool was supposed to have been shut down last month,
but it is still running. For how long?
Please keep it running forever... But, does it still get feed with
updated data?
Why this move? You really wanted to avoid people using the tool to
search for unique keywords stats didn't y
Thanks Eric, did they tell you why because accented terms in French,
Portuguese, Spanish ARE searched.
This behavior applies to what roman character languages exactly and/or
to what accents ? For instance German seems to be ok with the umlaut
(ü,ö etc.)
but ç with French is ignored, how did they d
Hi,
Just to confirm, this is the intended behavior.
Best,
- Eric
On Sep 20, 5:12 pm, AdWords API Advisor
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I believe this was intentional, but I'll circle back with the
> engineering team and confirm.
>
> Best,
> - Eric Koleda, AdWords API Team
>
> On Sep 19, 10:23 am, bramiozo
Hi,
I believe this was intentional, but I'll circle back with the
engineering team and confirm.
Best,
- Eric Koleda, AdWords API Team
On Sep 19, 10:23 am, bramiozo wrote:
> Besides the rather large numerical discrepancy between different
> backends one thing I noticed was that the accents for t
Besides the rather large numerical discrepancy between different
backends one thing I noticed was that the accents for the Spanish
terms are ignored, is this a bug or is this intentional ?
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