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I'm very happy with it, I've been using it for years doing reporting. I use it to collect unsampled data from Analytics (weekly increments). I primarily use the Google Analytics, Google Ads, Bing Ads, and Database connectors. I use the MySQL connector to combine internal data with traffic data...

You could use the JDBC google apps scripts to do it. Try something like this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42208721/how-to-connect-google-sheets-to-database I use Supermetrics which I believe uses the same connection. But it's very straightforward, plug in in the database connection, put...

Very cool, I wasn't aware of the offline conversion tracking. It would also be cool to pass your traffic and campaign details over too. I did something sort of like this with amazon affiliate links a while back. The script might be similar to what you're doing already.

To be honest, I'm not sure I follow what your question is but I am curious as to what you're doing here. Are you passing a parameter containing an identifier of your landing page into the affiliate link? for example a user's path starting at your info page, then visits a product page, then an...

Why haven't you driven your car by yourself?

You can reverse this logic a little bit and find phrases with the wrong intent and use them as negatives. For example if I'm selling a new product, I would exclude "used", "rent", "rental" and "free".

To be honest, that probably wouldn't matter. Google is really good at matching shopping ads with buying intent searches. Pull your search terms report, I bet they're mostly buying intent anyway. That and you can't really keyword target a shopping campaign. They show based on the data in your...

You may want to restructure. I'd start by looking at what keywords and search terms converted and create related ad groups based on those. Pause everything else. You can slowly reintroduce the other keywords as you test. If you aren't already, consider using modified broad match for data...

Thinking this through a bit more, I agree. And to be fair, I remembered most of my sites don't have "Home" links, my old school web design brain kicked in on the previous reply.

Why wouldn't you? It's a navigation element. If the logo already has a link to the homepage you aren't sending anymore authority to it from an additional link but there really is no reason not to if it improves user experience.

Haha fair enough, I'm just trying to wrap my head around how I could use this. I think it would likely perform best without the subreddit link/credit but would have to consider the impact on your brand. This could be a cool way to build a pinterest following while still crediting the original...

It's easier to make it from scratch. Click the Get More link. Go to make your own Applet from scratch, then choose Reddit as a service, you should see trigger options including "New hot post in subreddit".

Do you link back to the subreddit or credit it in anyway? Like leave the via r/subreddit but put your own link?

Power BI seems solid. I've only played around in it but, It creates charts and visualizations similar to excel and it's fairly easy to use especially if your database is well designed. The desktop version is only as powerful as your PC, so there could be some limitations there if you're doing...

That would be a permanent solution. It would preserve and consolidate backlinks to one URL structure as long as you: Create the rewrite rules Update your internal links to reflect the new path Redirect all old html urls to the new directory version Or update your site structure entirely to the...

I'm guessing you want to still use your current code that uses the html extension but you want it to show as the directory like: "/some-folder-name/" You can do that using mod_rewrite assuming your on apache. You may need to activate the module. For example the following .htaccess line will...

Advanced Custom Fields (ACF). Create a text area field and set it show on all pages. Then in your theme add a line that says if this field is not blank show the field with your tracking code.

If a term has rarity, how is it deemed relevant to the topic? How do you find terms to include that would fit that description?

TF * IDF is a formula used to measure the frequency of terms used in a set of documents. Documents referring to each listing in a search result. The formula is designed to put weight on words used infrequently within a document but across many documents. The idea being it will create a list of...

Are you having the writer use grammarly? Maybe there is a grade threshold you can give them. For example, an 80% is acceptable. That way the instances where grammarly suggests something incorrect or strange sounding, they can ignore it. I think option 2 is your best bet though.