Re: Adwords Tokens

2012-04-03 Thread adwo...@seonative.de
 

please direct your complaints about token review process to *
adwordsapi-tok...@google.com* adwordsapi-tok...@google.com.
And then? They do not answer anymore after a while..

I can only repeat once again:

We had (and have) lots of campaigns for our clients. We have also presented 
the API Team our API application to the last detail and we have invested a 
lot of money and time into our API application.
Sitefactor has nothing to do with our Adwords API application and our 
Adwords Agency team.

I still don´t understand the problem. Give us the API Access und Google 
will see: Big campaigns - managed by a good API application.
And we already have a good campaign history in our account.

I can say once again: I've read in lots of forums that many others have the 
same problem. And I have also spoken directly to lots of people with the 
same problem (last time on SMX Munich 2012).

There exists absolutely no understanding that the Adwords API team are 
treating the API activation in such a restrictive way now.
And I still have the impression that Google doesn´t want to have new Api 
users or only some very big agencies.

I still have invest a lots of money and time in the development of the API 
application and I would never accepted this
 

Am Dienstag, 27. März 2012 08:53:12 UTC+2 schrieb Anash P. Oommen:

 Hi,

 As Pete and Ewan mentioned earlier, please direct your complaints about 
 token review process to adwordsapi-tok...@google.com. While I can ping 
 the team to draw their attention to reviews that are taking too long, it is 
 not upto me to comment on the decision of the token review team.

 Cheers,
 Anash P. Oommen,
 AdWords API Advisor.

 On Friday, 23 March 2012 14:10:12 UTC+5:30, adw...@seonative.de wrote:

  I was wondering about your tool called 
  sitefactorhttp://www.sitefactor.de/; 


 The tool sitefactor has nothing to do with with our api application. 

  where exactly are you getting your Google Ranking data from?

 The Google API doesn´t offer any ranking data. sitefactor is violating 
 none of the google guidelines and it has nothing to do with Adwords at all.

 seonative is a seriouse seo agency and also a sem agency:

 http://www.seonative.de/leistungen/suchmaschinenmarketing/

 We had (and have) lots of campaigns for our clients. We have also 
 presented the API Team our API application to the last detail and 
 we have invested a lot of money and time into our API application.

 Almost all of our campaigns are paused for the time being.  And we still 
 planned to start a campaign offensive, however we need our tool for this! 

 Google has promised us first activation within 3 days and then are 
 rejected because of sitefactor. I thought it is a misunderstanding. All our 
 emails will be ignored since then. This is not acceptable to good 
 adwords customer!

 I don´t understand the problem. If Google really feared that we would want 
 to use the API for other things, then they can make a review in a few 
 days/weeks.

 And then they will see: Big campaigns - managed by a good API application.

 But after I've read in this and other forums that many others have the 
 same problem and have also spoken directly with many people I have still 
 the 
 impression that Google doesn´t want to have new Api users and the 
 Approval process is a fake. 

 Ist there anybody with an successful approval in the last months? I don´t 
 think so.

 Please note: 

 Google AdWords requires that you have to invest money and time in the 
 development of the API application!  You need the application in advance! 

 Why Google are treating the API activation in such a restrictive way now? 
 I dont understand - sorry.



 Am Mittwoch, 21. März 2012 18:34:25 UTC+1 schrieb Ewan Heming:

 Hi @seonative,

 I was wondering about your tool called 
 sitefactorhttp://www.sitefactor.de/; where 
 exactly are you getting your Google Ranking data from? I wasn't aware that 
 Google offered any API that gives access to such data. Are you using 
 mechanical turk to check each search term manually? If not then do you 
 think that might be why you can't get an API token?

 Regards,

 Ewan



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Re: Adwords Tokens

2012-03-29 Thread Jared Livingston
Hi Anash,

Can you shed any light on what the expected wait time is for token 
approval? Is it normal for the process to take several weeks? If so, it 
might be nice to mention so when people apply for a token. We are still 
waiting for a decision on our application for an API token, and our wait 
has already been several weeks.

Regards,

Jared

On Tuesday, March 27, 2012 12:53:12 AM UTC-6, Anash P. Oommen wrote:

 Hi,

 As Pete and Ewan mentioned earlier, please direct your complaints about 
 token review process to adwordsapi-tok...@google.com. While I can ping 
 the team to draw their attention to reviews that are taking too long, it is 
 not upto me to comment on the decision of the token review team.

 Cheers,
 Anash P. Oommen,
 AdWords API Advisor.

 On Friday, 23 March 2012 14:10:12 UTC+5:30, adw...@seonative.de wrote:

  I was wondering about your tool called 
  sitefactorhttp://www.sitefactor.de/; 


 The tool sitefactor has nothing to do with with our api application. 

  where exactly are you getting your Google Ranking data from?

 The Google API doesn´t offer any ranking data. sitefactor is violating 
 none of the google guidelines and it has nothing to do with Adwords at all.

 seonative is a seriouse seo agency and also a sem agency:

 http://www.seonative.de/leistungen/suchmaschinenmarketing/

 We had (and have) lots of campaigns for our clients. We have also 
 presented the API Team our API application to the last detail and 
 we have invested a lot of money and time into our API application.

 Almost all of our campaigns are paused for the time being.  And we still 
 planned to start a campaign offensive, however we need our tool for this! 

 Google has promised us first activation within 3 days and then are 
 rejected because of sitefactor. I thought it is a misunderstanding. All our 
 emails will be ignored since then. This is not acceptable to good 
 adwords customer!

 I don´t understand the problem. If Google really feared that we would want 
 to use the API for other things, then they can make a review in a few 
 days/weeks.

 And then they will see: Big campaigns - managed by a good API application.

 But after I've read in this and other forums that many others have the 
 same problem and have also spoken directly with many people I have still 
 the 
 impression that Google doesn´t want to have new Api users and the 
 Approval process is a fake. 

 Ist there anybody with an successful approval in the last months? I don´t 
 think so.

 Please note: 

 Google AdWords requires that you have to invest money and time in the 
 development of the API application!  You need the application in advance! 

 Why Google are treating the API activation in such a restrictive way now? 
 I dont understand - sorry.



 Am Mittwoch, 21. März 2012 18:34:25 UTC+1 schrieb Ewan Heming:

 Hi @seonative,

 I was wondering about your tool called 
 sitefactorhttp://www.sitefactor.de/; where 
 exactly are you getting your Google Ranking data from? I wasn't aware that 
 Google offered any API that gives access to such data. Are you using 
 mechanical turk to check each search term manually? If not then do you 
 think that might be why you can't get an API token?

 Regards,

 Ewan



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Re: Adwords Tokens

2012-03-27 Thread Anash P. Oommen
Hi,

As Pete and Ewan mentioned earlier, please direct your complaints about 
token review process to adwordsapi-tok...@google.com. While I can ping the 
team to draw their attention to reviews that are taking too long, it is not 
upto me to comment on the decision of the token review team.

Cheers,
Anash P. Oommen,
AdWords API Advisor.

On Friday, 23 March 2012 14:10:12 UTC+5:30, adw...@seonative.de wrote:

  I was wondering about your tool called 
  sitefactorhttp://www.sitefactor.de/; 


 The tool sitefactor has nothing to do with with our api application. 

  where exactly are you getting your Google Ranking data from?

 The Google API doesn´t offer any ranking data. sitefactor is violating 
 none of the google guidelines and it has nothing to do with Adwords at all.

 seonative is a seriouse seo agency and also a sem agency:

 http://www.seonative.de/leistungen/suchmaschinenmarketing/

 We had (and have) lots of campaigns for our clients. We have also 
 presented the API Team our API application to the last detail and 
 we have invested a lot of money and time into our API application.

 Almost all of our campaigns are paused for the time being.  And we still 
 planned to start a campaign offensive, however we need our tool for this! 

 Google has promised us first activation within 3 days and then are 
 rejected because of sitefactor. I thought it is a misunderstanding. All our 
 emails will be ignored since then. This is not acceptable to good adwords 
 customer!

 I don´t understand the problem. If Google really feared that we would want 
 to use the API for other things, then they can make a review in a few 
 days/weeks.

 And then they will see: Big campaigns - managed by a good API application.

 But after I've read in this and other forums that many others have the 
 same problem and have also spoken directly with many people I have still 
 the 
 impression that Google doesn´t want to have new Api users and the Approval 
 process is a fake. 

 Ist there anybody with an successful approval in the last months? I don´t 
 think so.

 Please note: 

 Google AdWords requires that you have to invest money and time in the 
 development of the API application!  You need the application in advance! 

 Why Google are treating the API activation in such a restrictive way now? 
 I dont understand - sorry.



 Am Mittwoch, 21. März 2012 18:34:25 UTC+1 schrieb Ewan Heming:

 Hi @seonative,

 I was wondering about your tool called 
 sitefactorhttp://www.sitefactor.de/; where 
 exactly are you getting your Google Ranking data from? I wasn't aware that 
 Google offered any API that gives access to such data. Are you using 
 mechanical turk to check each search term manually? If not then do you 
 think that might be why you can't get an API token?

 Regards,

 Ewan



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Re: Adwords Tokens

2012-03-23 Thread adwo...@seonative.de
 I was wondering about your tool called sitefactorhttp://www.sitefactor.de/; 


The tool sitefactor has nothing to do with with our api application. 

 where exactly are you getting your Google Ranking data from?

The Google API doesn´t offer any ranking data. sitefactor is violating none 
of the google guidelines and it has nothing to do with Adwords at all.

seonative is a seriouse seo agency and also a sem agency:

http://www.seonative.de/leistungen/suchmaschinenmarketing/

We had (and have) lots of campaigns for our clients. We have also presented the 
API Team our API application to the last detail and 
we have invested a lot of money and time into our API application.

Almost all of our campaigns are paused for the time being.  And we still 
planned to start a campaign offensive, however we need our tool for this! 

Google has promised us first activation within 3 days and then are rejected 
because 
of sitefactor. I thought it is a misunderstanding. All our emails will be 
ignored since then. This is not acceptable to good adwords customer!

I don´t understand the problem. If Google really feared that we would want 
to use the API for other things, then they can make a review in a few 
days/weeks.

And then they will see: Big campaigns - managed by a good API application.

But after I've read in this and other forums that many others have the same 
problem and have also spoken directly with many people I have still the 
impression that Google doesn´t want to have new Api users and the Approval 
process is a fake. 

Ist there anybody with an successful approval in the last months? I don´t 
think so.

Please note: 

Google AdWords requires that you have to invest money and time in the 
development of the API application!  You need the application in advance! 

Why Google are treating the API activation in such a restrictive way now? I 
dont understand - sorry.



Am Mittwoch, 21. März 2012 18:34:25 UTC+1 schrieb Ewan Heming:

 Hi @seonative,

 I was wondering about your tool called sitefactorhttp://www.sitefactor.de/; 
 where 
 exactly are you getting your Google Ranking data from? I wasn't aware that 
 Google offered any API that gives access to such data. Are you using 
 mechanical turk to check each search term manually? If not then do you 
 think that might be why you can't get an API token?

 Regards,

 Ewan


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Re: Adwords Tokens

2012-03-23 Thread Ewan Heming
For the record, I'm not a Google employee, so don't actually know why your 
specific application was rejected. However, I do a lot of work with the 
AdWords API, so I'm trying to get my head around the details of the TOS. I 
came across your post that suggested that the results of the 
TrafficEstimator service should be considered reporting data, and as such 
couldn't be disclosed to a third-party; this interested me because I hadn't 
considered such data to be part of the AdWords Reporting Functionality, 
so wanted to get to the bottom of the statements you made.

I went to your site to see if it could shed some light that would validate 
your claims, and I quickly came across sitefactor and noticed it provided 
Google Ranking reports; now, if you really have a way to get accurate 
ranking data in volume without scraping the Google SERP's or using a 
service that does the same, then I think you should probably forget about 
the API application and move into providing your data in a feed because it 
would be far more profitable. 

However, most people with such data are getting it by scraping Google, 
which is against the AdWords API TOS. I suppose the specific wording just 
mentions that an API client shouldn't be doing the scraping (or interfacing 
with another tool that does), but you can see how a company like Google 
could come to the conclusion that a developer willing to violate one of 
their well known policies isn't one that should be considered a good choice 
for a partner; I certainly wouldn't

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Re: Adwords Tokens

2012-03-21 Thread adwo...@seonative.de
Please look for the thread

https://groups.google.com/forum/?fromgroups#!topic/adwords-api/TduN7Ssh3uMhttp:///?fromgroups#%21topic/adwords-api/TduN7Ssh3uM

I don´t think that Google is still interested in advertisers using the API, 
but Google still requires that you have to invest money and time in the 
development of the API application.

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Re: Adwords Tokens

2012-03-21 Thread Ewan Heming
Hi @seonative,

I was wondering about your tool called sitefactorhttp://www.sitefactor.de/; 
where 
exactly are you getting your Google Ranking data from? I wasn't aware that 
Google offered any API that gives access to such data. Are you using 
mechanical turk to check each search term manually? If not then do you 
think that might be why you can't get an API token?

Regards,

Ewan

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