i'm new into Marketing and i got an opportunity to offer a few products in my web site. The company that i had the offers from sent me this Tracking Link: https://adswapper.g2afse.com/click?pid=210&offer_id=586&sub1={clickid}&sub2={pid}&sub3={subsource}&sub4={device_id}&sub5={app_name}
How do i add that in to my website? So when the customer click on the offer the tracking link would work in between the action and the Main link final uRL which is https://www.audiobooks.co.uk/signup
Thanks
You can use a hyperlink for this
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So to be more specific the Advertisers gave me the HTML for the campaign and i wanna to know where to insert the TRACKING LINK i will be using into the HTML.
<a href="https://www.audiobooks.co.uk/signup" target="_blank">
So when the clients click on that link i need to collect the information using that TRAKING LINK the AdSwapper has which is https://adswapper.g2afse.com/click?pid=210&offer_id=586&sub1={clickid}&sub2={pid}&sub3={subsource}&sub4={device_id}&sub5={app_name}
Thanks for the help, i'm new on this
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I know you can login to GMB, verify the business and than add the "Order Online" link from the GMB console.
We are an agency and expanding fast so we are trying to find out a way of adding our link to all our customer's GMB pages without needing to getting verified for each of them separately but rather using the API if possible.
Anyone here has experience doing this? I looked through the API, but can not find anything like this.
It is not possible to influence this attribute. See this article
In some cases, links to certain third-party booking services will appear automatically on business listings. These links cannot be edited in Google My Business.
If you want to remove or fix a link in your own listing, please contact the third-party provider’s support team or a technical contact to request they remove your data from the information they are sending Google.
I need to see how many times people click on links to specific webpages on the web. Are there tools that can track this? Not on sites I own, so not google Analytics.
Example:
Someone is on Cake.com and click on a link that goes to cookies.com/yummy
And not that it just goes to cookies.com, but specifically to that yummy page.
And please don't use technical words.
Thanks!
Matt
I'm assuming in this example you own Cake.com, but not cookies.com, right?
If so, you can track clicks on your site that direct to other sites with Google Analytics events. This is easily done with Google Tag Manager, where you can create a tag to fire an event any time someone clicks a link that does not match your hostname/hostnames. This needs to be your option if you do not want to do anything technical.
On events in GTM:
https://support.google.com/tagmanager/answer/6106716?hl=en
If you have on-page analytics, you will need to add a line of code to all external that sends a hit to Google Analytics. Below is an example (it would be one line on the "onclick=" of the link, but I added newlines for readability here):
ga('send',
'event',
'Outbound Links',
'on page: ' + document.location.pathname,
'link: ' + this.href)
It would show up in the Events report as:
Event Category: Outbound Links
Event Action: on page: [page the link is located on]
Event Category: link: [the outbound link]
More info here: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1136920?hl=en
Is it possible to user Go-To Actions schema.org mark ups on Gmail on Mobile? Another question would be if the the mark ups we will avoid the promotions tab. The last question is related to deeplinks, if they can be used in the markups.
Yes, go-to actions integrate with Gmail and mobile. For mobile, the user will need to be using the Inbox app in order to see the button.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.android.apps.inbox&hl=en
I believe if the content of your email is promotional, it will end up in the promotions tab.
Yes, deep linking is supported. You can find the documentation and examples at the link below.
https://developers.google.com/gmail/markup/actions/declaring-actions#mobile_deep_linking
I hope this helps player.
So using the gmail message source is it possible to generate, a link to the message/thread in GMail's own interface?
on http://productforums.google.com/forum/#!topic/gmail/goChl1gG0NQ they use the following
https://mail.google.com/mail/#all/<HexEncodeMessageID>
Is this related to the Message=ID header found in the mail's source?
Message-ID: <SomeID#SomeID.mail>
The discussion Find Gmail url-IDs via IMAP seems to only give IMAP based solutions.
Update
This bookmarklet no longer works. See Benjamin Ziepert's update.
Original Answer
I decided to make a bookmarklet to help automate this.
javascript:window.location="https://gmail.com/#search/rfc822msgid:"+encodeURIComponent(window.document.body.innerHTML.match(/Message-ID: <(.*)>/i)[1])+"/"+encodeURIComponent(window.location.search.toString().slice(1).split('&').filter(function(x){return x.slice(0,3) == "th="})[0].slice(3));
Save this link on your bookmarks bar.
To get a direct link to a message, choose "Show original" on the dropdown for that message, and then click the bookmarklet on the new page that opens.
If anyone has suggestions for a clean way to do this without having to click show original, I'm all ears.
The "HexEncodeMessageID" that you refer to (and that occurs in links such as https://mail.google.com/mail/#inbox/14197d2548c9da1a) is unfortunately different from the RFC822 message ID (which occurs in the source of the email).
I do not know of any way to get a direct link to an email using the RFC822 message ID, but it is possible to search for a particular RFC822 message ID in Gmail (see GMail doc):
in:anywhere rfc822msgid:SomeID#SomeID.mail
You can turn this into a link:
https://mail.google.com/mail/#search/in%3Aanywhere+rfc822msgid%3ASomeID#SomeID.mail
(Don't forget that the message id should be URL-encoded. You can also just type the search in your GMail and copy the resulting URL afterwards.)
The problem with this link is that it does not send you to the mail directly, but to a search result page with a single hit. But this might be good enough for some applications.
The advantage is: The RFC822 is the same in your account and in the account of the sender. So if you want to refer to a given email in an email/chat, you can provide this search link (assuming the recipient also uses GMail). With the "HexEncodeMessageID" this would not work, because it is different in every account (according to my own experiments).
One last thing: the link only works when you are already logged in.
Here's an updated bookmarklet over what Benjamin Ziepert suggested. Basically with removed /u/0 part to make it a little more account-independent.
javascript:window.open("https://mail.google.com/mail/#search/rfc822msgid%3A" + encodeURIComponent(document.getElementsByClassName('message_id')[0].innerHTML.slice(4, -4)), "_self");
Usage: Save this link on your bookmarks bar. To get a direct link to a message, choose "Show original" on the dropdown for that message, and then click the bookmarklet on the new page that opens.
I am new to magento, i am trying to display amazon product in my website, like affiliate marketing. i have no idea for how to do this. can anyone guide me how to display the affiliated product to my website..
Thanks in advance
You do it like you do it with every other site, open up a template and paste in your affiliate tracking code you get from Amazon.