I'm planning to use Google Sites API - Revision Feed in order to check if a google site is updated.(what I mean by google site https://sites.google.com/site/username). Also I may use it in Laravel or WP. Do you have any other platform or way suggestion that will make it easier and more efficient?
I give a good gadget for that.
"Subscribe to changes for Sites viewers"
I use this on my Google sites and it's really nice.
https://sites.google.com/site/scriptsexamples/available-web-apps/subscribe-to-changes-for-viewers
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I have read multiple tutorials on web but I'm unable to find my tracking I'd/code on my Google Analytics property list. This is the image which I got from web and I want to see m Any help will be appreciated.
You can simply use any plugin out there. Here are some of my favorites:
Google Site Kit. <== This is the official Google Plugin
MonsterInsights
ExactMetrics
GA Google Analytics <== Simplest and just for this purpose. No unnecessary code.
Note: There are many others but these are per my favorites list and liking.
1st plugin will auto-connect with your google account and you won't need to put any ID or code into your site manually. Hence easy to set up.
Site Kit by Google is great for WordPress users. By using Site Kit you don't need to manually insert the code, as depicted by the screenshot you share. The plugin can insert the code for you.
In addition to the placement of code, Site Kit can show you Analaytics and other data within your wp-admin dashboard!
is there an official way or case study of how to add external marketing tools, like trackers(hubspot), bots(drift), etc, to basic AMP pages generated in a WordPress setups using the official AMP plugin? The idea of AMP is to filter JS, but for marketing, using external tracking tools is a must, and the AMP performance is great for SEO, any idea of how to combine both worlds?
We have been using pure amp sites for years now, the problem you face is what we have faced over and over again. Unless these tools will integrate to use the <amp-analytics> module, you will not be able to use tools like this. <amp-analytics>, however, gives you all the data you need, you can record visits, clicks, conversions etc and with a bit of tweaking, you could even pass this data to HubSpot via their API.
Please visit the documentation for here: <amp-analytics>
In regards to live chat (Drift), you would have to build a live chat via amp and use this instead of drift. Google AMP will not allow 3rd party javascript.
My company just set up a new service. We are going to use WordPress as our CMS. To solve the WordPress search engine issue we got the Google Search Appliance. Unfortunately after setting us the GSA the collections does not give us any results.
Does anyone have an experience with GSA and WP?
Any help appreciated.
It may not be an exact answer to your question, but you may want to look at other solutions for your Wordpress site that are not GSA. For example, Algolia has a search plugin that takes just 2 minutes to install and set up, with out-of-the-box relevance, typo-tolerance & a great analytics dashboard to monitor activity.
If there isn't a particular reason you've opted for GSA (curious to know if there is), this might be an easier solution than building out (or buying) a connect.
I have a couple of small packaged apps on the Chrome Web Store (that's packaged, not hosted, so I'm not hosting anything myself). I was wondering whether I can still use Google Analytics, and how to test whether it's working before publishing the app.
I'm guessing the answer might be no, because their FAQ just says this:
"Can I use Google Analytics?
Yes. Hosted apps use Google Analytics just like any other website does. For help on using analytics in packaged apps (and extensions), see this tutorial."
Anyone know if there's a way around this?
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Followed the advice from the answer, but with a couple of small differences. First, I did not modify in any way the code that I copied from GA. Second, I pasted my GA ID in the app publishing form in my developer dashboard (go to developer dashboard, click edit for the app in question, then find the GA field).
I hope this might help: http://code.google.com/chrome/extensions/tut_analytics.html
I recently submitted an app and found that there is a text field for adding your Google Analytics code.
Is there a way for Wordpress to automatcally post to my Google Buzz account, I saw one way but it looked like WAY too much effort having add a rel=me link and forcing Google to recrawl your site. Surely there's an easier way than this. The temptation is just to use the social buttons on my site after I post but I'd much prefer to do this automatically.
Thanks.
The only way is to add a link to your Google profile. It's not a big deal from your wordpress link manager.
After Google recrawls your site, you'll get the option to add it in your Google Buzz stream