Google announced that they will be turning off their Autocomplete API on August 10 (http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2015/07/update-on-autocomplete-api.html) - will th
Hi Arp!
Interesting comment. I tried Autocomplete just now, and it still works, so I went to the link above, and Google responded with:
"Sorry, the page you were looking for in this blog does not exist."
I guess Autocomplete has been given a reprieve!
Dennis
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Will the google autocomplete api shutdown affect jaaxy?
Google announced that they will be turning off their Autocomplete API on August 10 (http://googlewebmastercentral.blogspot.com/2015/07/update-on-autocomplete-api.html) - will th
My guess is yes, but send Kyle a PM and copy and paste his answer here so we can all learn from this question.
Hi Arp!
Interesting comment. I tried Autocomplete just now, and it still works, so I went to the link above, and Google responded with:
"Sorry, the page you were looking for in this blog does not exist."
I guess Autocomplete has been given a reprieve!
Dennis
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When I try to send a message to Carson, I get a 'you recently sent a message to Kyle' and am not allowed to send a message to Carson. It's been over 2 days since I messaged Kyl
Just go to his profile then click PM, compose your message then click other inquiry and click send. It works fine.
have you tried a carrier pidgeon - sorry - i couldn't resist - i know they're busy guys but you might have some luck with a pm
To send a message to Carson, go to his profile then click the Private Message Box. Compose your message to him then click send. Then your message will be sent and you wait for his reply. That was what I did and I got an answer from him. Hope that helps. God bless.
Thanks - I do know that Kyle is away, which is why I'm trying to message Carson. It's just that I can't send a message to him because it won't let me, as I mentioned :)
It's not a question I have for the community, but maybe a support ticket would work. Thanks!
OK, sorry. Do you know how to send a support ticket? I'm asking because I don't. For future reference.
I tried to send a message to Kyle this morning and received a message that he spending time with his family and to private message Carson, which is what I did.
Kyle is away until September 27th so it may take longer then usual for him and/or Carson to reply.
In the mean time is there anything we (WA) can help you with?
Yes the PM settings has been changed that way. I'm sure Kyle's inbox is flooded with messages daily. He eventually gets to all of them and responds to all of them.
In the meantime, is there something the community can help you with?
Hi.
I expect they are both extremely busy guys, and probably get messaged thousands of times per day.
Is there a question you could ask the community here, or log a support ticket for some assistance?
Cheers, Mark
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Unable to send a message to carson due to error message?
When I try to send a message to Carson, I get a 'you recently sent a message to Kyle' and am not allowed to send a message to Carson. It's been over 2 days since I messaged Kyl
Just go to his profile then click PM, compose your message then click other inquiry and click send. It works fine.
have you tried a carrier pidgeon - sorry - i couldn't resist - i know they're busy guys but you might have some luck with a pm
To send a message to Carson, go to his profile then click the Private Message Box. Compose your message to him then click send. Then your message will be sent and you wait for his reply. That was what I did and I got an answer from him. Hope that helps. God bless.
Thanks - I do know that Kyle is away, which is why I'm trying to message Carson. It's just that I can't send a message to him because it won't let me, as I mentioned :)
It's not a question I have for the community, but maybe a support ticket would work. Thanks!
OK, sorry. Do you know how to send a support ticket? I'm asking because I don't. For future reference.
I tried to send a message to Kyle this morning and received a message that he spending time with his family and to private message Carson, which is what I did.
Kyle is away until September 27th so it may take longer then usual for him and/or Carson to reply.
In the mean time is there anything we (WA) can help you with?
Yes the PM settings has been changed that way. I'm sure Kyle's inbox is flooded with messages daily. He eventually gets to all of them and responds to all of them.
In the meantime, is there something the community can help you with?
Hi.
I expect they are both extremely busy guys, and probably get messaged thousands of times per day.
Is there a question you could ask the community here, or log a support ticket for some assistance?
Cheers, Mark
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Anyone have a preference or do you use both? I'm referring to using them for PPC ads and not as a publisher.
Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc. for some it is a matter of preference, Google and Yahoo are both top leaders with Bing steadily catching up; I would suggest researching which key words perform best on which search engine and act accordingly.....
I'm currently testing out both. Bing (media.net) was approved later so I use them within articles. I still provide Google the higher priority placement such as top of my side bar.
Sorry, I was not clear in my post. I'm talking about advertising with them, vs being a publisher and showing their ads on your site.
In any case - got any results yet?
Oh! Now I see.
Actually, I haven't used PPC in years. Even then I was just following a few steps mindlessly.
It might come to me later since it is included in the classes here. For now, I'm just writing. Sorry for not being any help. Ha Ha!
If you use just one then Google as they are biggest for a reason. However a lot of people find Bing easier to get what they sant at a lower rate. Why not both and split test to see which works better for you?
I definitely recommend trying both - I just don't believe that 'biggest for a reason' means anything useful.
Usually things that are the most popular are usually not the highest in quality (think cars, beer, you name it). Popularity has more to do with the lowest common denominator than anything else.
I've Googled a bit (funny how it's never 'I Binged it') and I'm going to try Bing first because there's less competition, leading to lower CPC and better ROI.
@shubham365: If 1000 people see the ad, what difference does it make if they're using Google or Bing? I would rather spend less for the same number of clicks/conversions.
Use Adsense. Haven't tried Bing ads yet. They sure keep bugging me, though, because I submit my articles to their search engine daily. I may give it a try.
Hmm. I don't submit to them daily, I figure the XML sitemaps handle that. Do you feel it makes a difference?
I submit my articles to them, not my WA blog posts. Well, I do that, too, but I don't have enough to know yet if it makes a difference. I feel it does on my article submission. Been doing that for a couple of years now. That's why I thought I might try the ads. I'll keep you posted.
Well still working on that one, but since Bing won't verify my site and Google has, and they are over 70% of net traffic, I would go with Google.
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Anyone have a preference or do you use both? I'm referring to using them for PPC ads and not as a publisher.
Google, Yahoo, Bing, etc. for some it is a matter of preference, Google and Yahoo are both top leaders with Bing steadily catching up; I would suggest researching which key words perform best on which search engine and act accordingly.....
I'm currently testing out both. Bing (media.net) was approved later so I use them within articles. I still provide Google the higher priority placement such as top of my side bar.
Sorry, I was not clear in my post. I'm talking about advertising with them, vs being a publisher and showing their ads on your site.
In any case - got any results yet?
Oh! Now I see.
Actually, I haven't used PPC in years. Even then I was just following a few steps mindlessly.
It might come to me later since it is included in the classes here. For now, I'm just writing. Sorry for not being any help. Ha Ha!
If you use just one then Google as they are biggest for a reason. However a lot of people find Bing easier to get what they sant at a lower rate. Why not both and split test to see which works better for you?
I definitely recommend trying both - I just don't believe that 'biggest for a reason' means anything useful.
Usually things that are the most popular are usually not the highest in quality (think cars, beer, you name it). Popularity has more to do with the lowest common denominator than anything else.
I've Googled a bit (funny how it's never 'I Binged it') and I'm going to try Bing first because there's less competition, leading to lower CPC and better ROI.
@shubham365: If 1000 people see the ad, what difference does it make if they're using Google or Bing? I would rather spend less for the same number of clicks/conversions.
Use Adsense. Haven't tried Bing ads yet. They sure keep bugging me, though, because I submit my articles to their search engine daily. I may give it a try.
Hmm. I don't submit to them daily, I figure the XML sitemaps handle that. Do you feel it makes a difference?
I submit my articles to them, not my WA blog posts. Well, I do that, too, but I don't have enough to know yet if it makes a difference. I feel it does on my article submission. Been doing that for a couple of years now. That's why I thought I might try the ads. I'll keep you posted.
Well still working on that one, but since Bing won't verify my site and Google has, and they are over 70% of net traffic, I would go with Google.
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Looking for ideas on using Jaaxy for local keyword research, besides just adding names of local places/counties/zip codes.
This is just my opinion so take it for what it is worth. Use your own head as to what you would type into Google to find a local business. For instance if you want a carpet cleaner or carpet cleaning company just type into Jaaxy what you think would be searched for first. But don't add your local area. You know to do that anyway.
What you want to find from Jaaxy is just what do people type in more often. This is also a good place to use the alphabet soup technique into Google. Find what people search for when they want that service and then add your local area to the keyword you find. I hope that I have not confused you.
carpet cleaning 702862 119487
carpet cleaner 176455 29998
carpet cleaners 427579 72689
In this instance carpet cleaning has the most searches. Your keyword would be carpet cleaning Denver, if Denver is your local area. Try to get a domain name for that or at least use it in Title.
Thanks, that's the approach I'm aware of. I'm wondering if Jaaxy has some magic method of working specifically with local results.
I'm curious if there is any better to research local keywords than going something like
city + keywords
county + keywords
zip code + keywords
Or if Jaaxy has some super-secret setting I haven't found yet.
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Any suggestions on using jaaxy for local keyword research?
Looking for ideas on using Jaaxy for local keyword research, besides just adding names of local places/counties/zip codes.
This is just my opinion so take it for what it is worth. Use your own head as to what you would type into Google to find a local business. For instance if you want a carpet cleaner or carpet cleaning company just type into Jaaxy what you think would be searched for first. But don't add your local area. You know to do that anyway.
What you want to find from Jaaxy is just what do people type in more often. This is also a good place to use the alphabet soup technique into Google. Find what people search for when they want that service and then add your local area to the keyword you find. I hope that I have not confused you.
carpet cleaning 702862 119487
carpet cleaner 176455 29998
carpet cleaners 427579 72689
In this instance carpet cleaning has the most searches. Your keyword would be carpet cleaning Denver, if Denver is your local area. Try to get a domain name for that or at least use it in Title.
Thanks, that's the approach I'm aware of. I'm wondering if Jaaxy has some magic method of working specifically with local results.
I'm curious if there is any better to research local keywords than going something like
city + keywords
county + keywords
zip code + keywords
Or if Jaaxy has some super-secret setting I haven't found yet.
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If a Fb ad gets rejected in less than a minute after submitting it, does it mean that the fan page has been flagged? Or something else?
i was rejected yesterday and the message said my image Ad and sponsored stories in News Feed may not include images comprised of more than 20% text.
My images had no text in them and some were rejected so fast that it makes me suspect my page was flagged. It's not very helpful when my aim is to help people work from home!
I believe my Work At Home Rebel fb page has been flagged. I submitted two identical ads, same copy & links, and the one connected to that page was immediately rejected while the other one (not related to work at home anything) was approved after a typical wait.
I changed my page name to my name, I'll see later if that changes anything or if it's something systemic - which would really suck since their support is utterly useless.
FB does have some degree of no no's and will boot things out if you are too aggressive with ads...etc...
FB has to some extent got a double standard regarding adverts. Its terms and conditions specifically ban work at home ads. However it is more lkely to be the ratio of text to image. I think off hand it is two thitds image and one third text acceptable.
It's annoying because any legitimate opportunities are thrown under the bus as well. The images I use have no text - and it's especially irritating because I see sponsored ads for scammer lead magnets CONSTANTLY. I'm guessing they may have flagged my page (which really sucks) because someone noticed it had 'Work At Home' in the title. Or it could be someone in their Underpaid Support Division clicking no on every ad because they don't care to check the minor tweaks I'm making.
I finally got an ad approved by creating a new campaign, a new ad set, a new title, a new image and ... a different Fb page.
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Why does a facebook ppc ad get rejected fast?
If a Fb ad gets rejected in less than a minute after submitting it, does it mean that the fan page has been flagged? Or something else?
i was rejected yesterday and the message said my image Ad and sponsored stories in News Feed may not include images comprised of more than 20% text.
My images had no text in them and some were rejected so fast that it makes me suspect my page was flagged. It's not very helpful when my aim is to help people work from home!
I believe my Work At Home Rebel fb page has been flagged. I submitted two identical ads, same copy & links, and the one connected to that page was immediately rejected while the other one (not related to work at home anything) was approved after a typical wait.
I changed my page name to my name, I'll see later if that changes anything or if it's something systemic - which would really suck since their support is utterly useless.
FB does have some degree of no no's and will boot things out if you are too aggressive with ads...etc...
FB has to some extent got a double standard regarding adverts. Its terms and conditions specifically ban work at home ads. However it is more lkely to be the ratio of text to image. I think off hand it is two thitds image and one third text acceptable.
It's annoying because any legitimate opportunities are thrown under the bus as well. The images I use have no text - and it's especially irritating because I see sponsored ads for scammer lead magnets CONSTANTLY. I'm guessing they may have flagged my page (which really sucks) because someone noticed it had 'Work At Home' in the title. Or it could be someone in their Underpaid Support Division clicking no on every ad because they don't care to check the minor tweaks I'm making.
I finally got an ad approved by creating a new campaign, a new ad set, a new title, a new image and ... a different Fb page.
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My guess is yes, but send Kyle a PM and copy and paste his answer here so we can all learn from this question.