One of the downsides of having high level Beta access to the latest products and tools from the major search engines, is that it’s all under NDA and I can never write anything about it, until it’s officially published by someone else 
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We’ve been one of the lucky few companies to be able to test out the Google Adwords Editor for the past few weeks, before it was publicly announced by Greg today.
It’s a very handy free tool for managing your Google accounts and will probably wind up putting some other similar software developers out of business. The product is very rudimentary at this stage, but it will probably beat most products by end of this year, and I can imagine some advanced features being added.
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January 26, 2006 at 3:37 pm
Looks pretty neat – I look forward to checking out the Mac version when it’s released.
Does Incubeta plan to roll-out its keyword suggestion/managing software to the general public?
January 26, 2006 at 8:37 pm
Looks pretty neat – I look forward to checking out the Mac version when it’s released.
Does Incubeta plan to roll-out its keyword suggestion/managing software to the general public?
January 26, 2006 at 10:51 pm
Hi Keith
incuBeta does not intend to roll out it’s proprietary platform for the public at this stage, and I highly doubt that this will change, except if there is a major unexpected change in the market.
It was a tough decision to make, with various other affiliates deciding to open their backend as a potential opportunity for technology revenues, we have decided that the only way to maintain our competitive advantage in Clicks2Customers, is to protect the IP vigorously.
We feel that our partners, clients and investors are best served by this move and the potential that our technology will offer as the market fragments (Yahoo, MSN, etc) over the medium to long term.
V
January 27, 2006 at 3:51 am
Hi Keith
incuBeta does not intend to roll out it’s proprietary platform for the public at this stage, and I highly doubt that this will change, except if there is a major unexpected change in the market.
It was a tough decision to make, with various other affiliates deciding to open their backend as a potential opportunity for technology revenues, we have decided that the only way to maintain our competitive advantage in Clicks2Customers, is to protect the IP vigorously.
We feel that our partners, clients and investors are best served by this move and the potential that our technology will offer as the market fragments (Yahoo, MSN, etc) over the medium to long term.
V
March 16, 2009 at 2:06 pm
Google Adwords Editor makes me easy to setup my ads offline and then I can upload to my adwords account
April 2, 2009 at 9:00 am
I am unable to install adwords editor in my windows vista, can you guys help me ?
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