Hi all,
when I use the TargetingIdeaService.get() function the result is a
page of TargetingIdeas. I'm interested in the order the ideas are
sorted, i.e. having all related keywords how does the system decide
how to retrieve the first X based on my request. Example: If I use the
Keyword-Tool via t
Hi guys,
I'm interested in getting the "additional keywords to consider" as
provided by the Google AdWords Keyword Tool. The Tool distinguishes
between:
* Keywords related to term(s) entered
* Additional keywords to consider
How can I distinduish between does two lists using the
TargetingIdeaServ
After a short research in this Group (should have be done as first
step...) there are the answers to my question:
1. "related" vs. "additional" keywords and how to remove them:
http://groups.google.de/group/adwords-api/browse_thread/thread/b246a23087f946f1/c94fa20106f92815?lnk=gst&q=additional+key
Hi AdWords Team,
I want to get all available TargetingIdeas for a specific keyword. As
I found in the post [http://groups.google.de/group/adwords-api/
browse_thread/thread/6b27314e9be86f80/90c956caa1e54273?
lnk=gst&q=TargetingIdeaService+paging+value+null#90c956caa1e54273]
there is a possibility t
Hi Eric,
I have two main questions based on your post:
> The match type specified in the RelatedToKeywordsSearchParameter only
> influences the way thatkeywordsideas are generated,
1) What do you mean? Say I have the type set to BROAD - only keywords
with BROAD relation to the searched keyword a
Unfortunately the results generated after using n-gram groups didn't
work for me!
I have tested using the NgramGroupsSearchParameter but the results did
not fulfill my expectations - matching the way the external Keyword
Tool generated "related" vs. "additional" keywords was not successful.
The ex
Unfortunately the results generated after using n-gram groups didn't
work for me!
I have tested using the NgramGroupsSearchParameter but the results did
not fulfill my expectations - matching the way the external Keyword
Tool generated "related" vs. "additional" keywords was not successful.
The ex
Hi Eric,
thank you for your response! As stated in the docs
[http://code.google.com/intl/de-DE/apis/adwords/v2009/docs/reference/
TargetingIdeaService.TargetingIdeaSelector.html#paging]
one can set the paging value to null in order to get all availabe
results.
Since I don't know how much keywords
- Request the NGRAM_GROUP attribute with your results.
> - For all ideas where the NGRAM_GROUP contains the source keyword,
> treat as "related".
> - For all ideas where the NGRAM_GROUP doesn't contain the source
> keyword, treat as "additional".
>
> Best
rize, you can generate a
> list of only "additional" keywords be excluding the BROAD version of
> your source keyword.
>
> Best,
> - Eric
>
> On Feb 25, 5:32 am, "web.dev" wrote:
>
> > Hi Eric,
>
> > thank you for your reply!
>
> >
UPDATE: The BROAD solution is "almost" precise! But there are some
exceptions - in my example "gesetzlich krankenversicherung" still
shows up as an "additional" keyword...
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Hi Eric,
thank you for your reply but I need a more precise explaination of
this functionality in order to get the best results for generating
campaigns - the lack of knowledge on this topic is not an option for
me.
I did the following test:
* I picked a keyword and tested 3 combinations
** sourc
Hi AdWords Team, hi Eric,
I tried to implement the functionality mentioned in subject: I want to
be able to generate search results using the "Ideas containing my
search terms" option.
Althought I tried doing this in various ways (and word combinations)
by using the ExcludedKeywordSearchParameter
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