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Hi Mike, Thanks for writing in. The dates and days of the week referenced throughout the Web App are the days and dates that processes are kicked off rather than finished. Because crawling and rank gathering are complicated processes, the time it takes to complete varies, so we can't give a "completed by" date. Sorry for that confusion! I have looked into your account and the rankings and crawl reports for all of your campaigns seem to be updating consistently every 7 days. You can check this for the rankings by clicking into a keyword and hovering over the data points on the Ranking History graph, which will show you the date that data point was updated to your campaign. All of the campaigns are showing a consistent seven days between those data points. You can similarly see the recent crawl days at the bottom of the graph for the crawl reports. As for the crawl, if it says that a crawl is scheduled for a certain date, this is the day that the crawl is begun; it may take a few days for the crawl to complete and for the new data to populate and the next scheduled update is determined by the date that the crawl completes so it may not always be a consistent week between the scheduled crawls. I hope this clears things up. Please let me know if you have any other questions. Chiaryn Help Team Ninja

Hope this helps. Straight from Google: <a class="zippy zippy-auth zippy-expand">Authorization policy</a> A trademark owner (or contact person listed on the trademark complaint) can provide Google with authorization to let specific AdWords accounts use the trademark in ad campaigns. Here are some important things to know about authorizations: Who needs authorization Any AdWords advertiser wanting to use a trademark after a complaint was filed must be authorized, including the trademark owner themselves, official affiliates and partners, regional branches, franchisees, and subsidiaries. Trademark owners can authorize advertisers (including themselves if they have an AdWords account) in their complaint form or in a separate authorization form. Authorization is given to individual AdWords accounts, so the trademark owner must submit the customer ID of each AdWords account they want to authorize. Any master (MCC) account numbers will automatically have authorization extended to all current and future child accounts. The process For advertisers: To request that an account be authorized, please contact the trademark owner directly and ask that they fill out the form mentioned below. Google cannot arrange the authorization for you. For trademark owners: Use this authorization form to request authorization for an AdWords account. Only the official trademark owner or the contact person listed on the trademark complaint can authorize the use of their trademark. We are not able to accept requests from regional branches or subsidiaries of the trademark owner, unless previously designated by the trademark owner. We can either prohibit all use or allow all use of a particular term by an advertiser. Therefore, we cannot accept conditional authorization requests that include a time expiration or limitations on use of the term in specific contexts. The trademark owner may change or rescind authorization at any time. http://support.google.com/adwordspolicy/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=6118