Using v17 of the .NET API with v201402.
Running the "EstimateKeywordTraffic.cs" example, 4 sample keywords are
submitted. Three are positive, and one is negative.
The part of the code that displays results looks like this:
Keyword keyword = keywordEstimateRequests[i].keyword;
KeywordEstimate keywordEstimate = adGroupEstimate.keywordEstimates[i];
if ( keywordEstimateRequests[i].isNegative )
{
continue;
}
Looking at the keyword object in the VS debugger, there are no meaningful
properties attached to the negative keyword that I didn't already know when
the keyword is submitted. In other words, the positive keywords have
populated min/max properties etc. So the outer for loop just skips over
this negative keyword.
Because the negative keyword does not have any new info, what is the
purpose of submitting them to the estimator API in the first place? Is it
to influence the results of the positive keywords?
Thanks.
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