For some ad reporting, I'm aiming to use LinkedIn Ad Reporting API.
In the documentation I can only find a very general article on rate limits without concrete numbers (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/shared/api-guide/concepts/rate-limits?context=linkedin/marketing/context).
On the documentation page for the relevant API, I can't find any information either (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/linkedin/marketing/integrations/ads-reporting/ads-reporting).
What is the rate limit for that API or where can I find it?
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I am trying to build an application using Google Analytics real-time API. So, I see this quota limit at 50,000/project. I am aware of 10,000/Google Analytics View limit. So, based on these values, my application can handle only 5 users/day.
Am I doing something wrong? Is there any workaround for this?
Its 50,000 API calls per day to query your data, not for collecting data.
What is this 10,000 Google Analytics View limit you refer to? It is not listed on the GA quotas and limits page
There is a 10million hits per month limit per web property, if you go over that then they ask you pay for GA360
I have gone through the documentation on Endpoints and Quotas, but I still cannot figure out what the scope of Google Endpoints is.
Since I don't know a better way to phrase it, let's take the example of a SaaS company that, for a monthly fee, will provide customers with stock data through a REST API. They have different packages, from Enthusiast (for $10 per month) to Enterprise (for $1000 per month).
Would Google Endpoints be a suitable API management tool for this fictitious company?
Can you create an interface for API token management?
Can you set quotas based on the package that your customers are paying for?
product manager for Google Cloud Endpoints here.
We do not have quite the feature set that you need yet. We've got some features in the works (you'd need developer portals with log-in and key generation and monthly quotas) as we work on alignment with our Apigee product. There will be some progress this year, but no dates that I can speak of yet.
Does anyone know about Firebase attribution windows? Are they customizable? What is the time period of attribution window (7, 10 days)? I have looked everywhere but can not find information. As well as for attribution waterfall. Any insights on that?
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Firebase is a Google product and is closely tied with Google Ad Networks (AdWords and AbMob). Once Firebase is linked with AdWords, an advertiser can set a codeless Ad Campaign and track it in the Firebase Console. Similar is with the AdMob integration. The duration of campaign can be customized in the AdWords Console dashboard.
If you want to start an app campaign with a third party Ad Network, you can do so and add the tracking URL generated in the Firebase Console in the campaign set up of the preferred network. The conversions will be reported in the Firebase Console --> Analytics --> Attribution --> Conversion Events table to be further filtered as Source, Medium and Campaign. The data can also be further obtained for date range.
Take a look at this blogpost for more details on this topic.
For example, if I am running Facebook ads, can I see the analytics (installs, uninstalls, revenue, ...) from those ads?
You can see analytics from specific ad networks by marking these events that you care about (like first_open or in_app_purchase) as Conversion Events in Firebase.
From the Firebase console, select Analytics -> Attribution, then turn on the events you want to track.
After you do that, go into the Network Settings part of the page and add whatever ad networks you want to start tracking. Right now, Firebase has support for several dozen networks, but I'm afraid Facebook is not currently among them, so you won't be able to get Facebook attribution analytics within Firebase.
You can find out more information about all of this from the help center documentation. Good luck!
Google Ad Planner show some site visitors demographic data, like the visitors gender.
Take a peek at Stack Overflow's Google Ad Planner.
As a Web Developer I'm concerned where we are leaking this data to Google. This has anything to do with our use of Google Analytics or it is unrelated?
There is anything we can do to prevent Google to obtain such data?
I have found this site with an answer:
http://www.google.com/support/adplanner/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=98132
Google Ad Planner combines information
from a variety of sources, such as
aggregated Google search data, opt-in
anonymous Google Analytics data,
opt-in external consumer panel data,
and other third-party market research.
The data is aggregated over millions
of users and powered by computer
algorithms; it doesn't contain
personally-identifiable information.
In addition, Google Ad Planner only
shows results for sites that receive a
significant amount of traffic, and
enforces minimum thresholds for
inclusion in the tool. For more
information about how Google protects
privacy, please refer to our privacy
policy.
The more specific demographic data won't come from actual users visiting the site, but will come from mixing together all of the various subject matter variables with market research data to come up with a set of approximations.