I have multiple campaigns on my google ad account running for different products (different products from same company) for domain.com. They have their landing pages but as the products nature are similar so their landing pages exist on one website (domain.com). But now, my client has changed the nature of the products (different products from different companies) and is demanding to have multiple landing pages for the products entirely (this includes having to redesign pages or the websites entirely). For three products naming 1, 2, 3, I have planned to either create Subdomains:
1.domain.com, 2.domain.com, 3.domain.com etc
or create Sub Folders:
domain.com/1, domain.com/2, domain.com/3 etc
In both cases, is there any risk involved that my Ads account will be shutdown/closed/banned by any reason? (I do understand that there is no saying on what reason Google might close/ban an account on) But still which approach will be better for this scenario and if both are dangerous, is there any other way to solve this issue?
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I am tempted to use Spree to build a site where any user will be able to publish a place for rental, or rent a place, in a similar fashion to Airbnb.
People say spree is highly customisable, however most of examples and tutorials are based on a "store" where users only purchase from physical products.
I think that I can edit the Spree::User to grant more permissions so they can also publish. And I may be able to edit the products to include location. Products will be treated as unlimited stock so they are always there.
Then the products listing page will be very changed so that places appear based on user location / search location.
Will I be able to perform all of that or should I start looking other platform?
I have a grails Application
http://partner.strotmann.org
https://github.com/pstrotmann/partnerForFree
managing partner Information like persons, organizations, their resp. adresses, bank data and communication data (email, phone, ..)
As this Application is important for other applications in a company e.g. sales, marketing, human resources etc., it should be reused by those applications with no data redundance and as less code redundance as possible.
My first approach is Rest Webservice, that I implemented for a small production planning system, that just needed the name of the customer.
Is there a more grails like approach ?
For my needs a solution with rest Webservice will do.
First I wrote
https://github.com/pstrotmann/partnerAdapter
that encapsulates rest logic for the applications.
Using that adapter I wrote two simple examples:
http://sale.strotmann.org for English users
http://purchase.strotmann.org for German users
and deployed them on a server residing on a cloud other than partner. You can record orders and purchases and link them to a partner, that can be selected from the partnersystem. The link back from partner to sale and purchase is implemented as roles in the partner system.
Click the links and try.
peter
Dortmund, Germany
I have a tricky problem to solve. I need to be able to track how many unique views to a URL (that includes a promo code): www.mysite.com/hello/PROMO
The issues are:
Since I pay for views based on promo code, I want to make sure people can't fake views.
It's difficult for me to count views from the same IP as fraudulent, because a lot of my users are on college campuses (i.e. behind the same NAT, often using one of a handful of IP addresses).
Any ideas on how I can have a robust view tracking system, given my concerns re IP repeats amongst my users?
FYI - I am using Ruby on Rails.
Edit - My site uses Google Analytics, so I'm wondering how accurate GA is at determining unique visitors to a specific URL (and whether the API is capable of giving me that result).
I have a social network for gamers. It is in Rails 4 and uses PG. How can I add an "app" to it that changes the same site, and turns it into a site for movie enthusiasts, and most importantly lets users toggle back and forth?
gameexample.com would have a certain navbar. If you wanted, you could also "install" the movieexample app. movieexample app changes the navbar menu of the site, but keeps your other info, such as past messages, profile, interests, etc. Since many social networks share these basic things, why change? And changing "apps" would be seamless. You just click the button/icon. Some menu items are different, and your profile options and other people's profiles now emphasize different things (instead of gaming, now it's movies you want to watch, have seen, want to make, etc.)
You could access either site by it's own URL, but they would share the same DB. No having to sign up or in to a totally diff site. And the DB saves all your messaging, friends, etc across both sites.
I am using Rails 4.0.5 and PG 9.x. Also Bootstrap 3.
What is the most efficient way to have a site link so closely to another? Even if movieexample.com goes to movies.gamingexample.com, that's fine. But preferably not. More importantly though, how do I get the menu and everything to "scope" to each site? My best guess is to do
if [from movieexample.com]
then display [movie stuff]
else
[display gamingstuff]
Is that a reasonable way, or are there better ones? There is a link on each site back to the other.
Yes, you can use templates based on your domains, but it's too long to explain. Start using this guide:
http://www.justinball.com/2011/09/27/customizing-views-for-a-multi-tenant-application-using-ruby-on-rails-custom-resolvers/
I am building a candidate tracking system called KeepRecruiting that allows users to post vacancies to their facebook pages. But I also support custom domains like http://careers.dharanasoft.com and subdomains like http://dharana.keeprecruiting.com. I understand that I can put multiple domains in the app domain field. However, I am not sure if it would allow domains as diverse as these. Also, is there a limit on the number of domains that I could add?
I got around this by adding my second unrelated domain as the "Mobile Web URL" for the app on http://developers.facebook.com/apps/. However that's clearly a hack and will only work for two of your diverse domain names. Take a look at the answers to these similar questions too: What’s the correct/best approach to have multiple unrelated App Domains associated to a Facebook application?, Is it possible to configure a Facebook app to be used across multiple domains?, and Facebook Connect for one application with multiple domains?.