Hi,
We don't have the exact date that this change rolled out but we do know it
was recent, within the last month or two.
-Kevin
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Thanks Kevin, that explains it.
Do you know if this behaviour has changed recently?
On May 16, 4:34 pm, Kevin Winter wrote:
> Hi,
> When you tell the API to set as included parameters the same text you are
> using as a seed keyword, you will only see results that contain the seed
> keyword. I
Hi,
When you tell the API to set as included parameters the same text you are
using as a seed keyword, you will only see results that contain the seed
keyword. In the API only, the core engineers decided to remove the seed
keyword from the results as this information was more appropriately re
"parents are fighting" is another search string that returns zero
results.
On May 13, 2:31 pm, Jamie Cobbett wrote:
> This is an example of a request ("elk antlers for dogs") that reports
> 0 results, but the Google web Keyword Tool returns a full set of data.
> Our users report that this has cha
This is an example of a request ("elk antlers for dogs") that reports
0 results, but the Google web Keyword Tool returns a full set of data.
Our users report that this has changed recently. Strangely, doing an
identical request with the string "elk antlers" returns "elk antlers
for dogs" in the res
