I would like to find all users on twitter who have a certain string in their description/bio (as indicating they workd for a certain employer). I am using R and have an academic API access. I am aware of several packages (academictwitteR, twitteR, rtweet) to access tweets and user data, but I do not know how to find users based on their bio content.
Is there a solution to this? I could also not find the right API call in the website for the V2 API.
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I am trying to use the adAnalyticsV2 with the statistics finder method to pull reports for my campaigns segmented by campaign + campaign group + creative.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/ads-reporting/ads-reporting#statistics-finder
It works fine for campaigns and campaign groups, I manage to find them in pivotValues and get their name. However for the creative name/title/subject/whatever, this is a different story.
Result from a creative pivot (sponsored video)
I don't see how I can retrieve the same title/name/subject that I can see via the web interface.
Web Interface adsets details
I tried many combinations with the projection/fields fields but without success so far :(.
Thanks,
You may need to project contents in the ugc API. like below:
variables(data((,directSponsoredContent, durationMicro, userGeneratedContentPost~(*)))))))
I know I cant create a campaign on web browser, but I must do it only on the codes.
Do you have any good idea?
I'm sorry I'm bigginer of English and technology:(
Marketo does not provide a way to create programs or campaigns from the api. They must be created within the user interface. The level of complexity within a campaign would make it unwieldy to create from an api. You can list the campaign metadata, and activate/deactivate campaigns, but that's about it.
Using LinkedIn API Documentation for company pages, I know how to retrieve :
The list of companies a user is admin of
Several profile fields for each individual company
Can I do that in one call instead of N+1 calls ?
Well, I ended up answering my own question pretty quickly. Calling the API in the following way gives you the list of companies AND the list of profile fields you need :
https://api.linkedin.com/v1/companies:(id,name,ticker,description,website-url,square-logo-url)?format=json&is-company-admin=true
I am developing a small, local delivery website using Wordpress and Woocommerce. I am trying to implement a conditional field or part of code that geofences (may not be the correct term) products to their postcodes. For example people who type in a particular postcode radius are only able to view a selection of products available in their area. It seems I'm looking for a type of SauceyApp.com or Just-Eat.co.uk type search feature. I'm assuming this requires the use of some form of Google Maps plugin. I have been searching for weeks and can't even get insight on where to begin. I was wondering if anyone knew how I can go about this or even a vague idea on where to start?
Google Maps has a Places API where you can put in a location and radius and get an autocomplete for searching local places and lists of places to map by category. To get a users location you could use the Geolocation Api which is supported by most browsers (IE 9+) or a geolocation service. All that's required is an Api key from google, location, and radius. They you can send in options to filter the data. Information on these parameters is listed here in googles docs.
An example query would look like this:
https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/nearbysearch/json?location=-33.8670522,151.1957362&rankby=distance&types=food&key=YOUR_API_KEY
There are several open source wrappers around this api to give you something to start with:
python-google-places
google-places-api-java
Ruby wrapper for Google Places
I am in the process of building a booking system and I'm wanting to do a lookup, based on a text field, that searches both businesses and addresses.
For example, a user is presented with an Input Box that asks them to enter a location. I want it to support Businesses and Addresses.
My current implementation uses the Geocoding web service, but it's unable to find businesses, so I need to bring in the Places API.
I also need to find the distance between these places using the Google Distance Matrix Web Service.
I thought I'd solved my problem by JUST using the Google Places API, but not all addresses are listed on it.
Any ideas / previous experience is greatly appreciated.
You can use both of these on the page, and place a condition for an unsuccessful search on one (i.e. missing or empty variable) to trigger the other.