I've got a 'destination not crawlable' error on two ads in two different ad groups.
The URLs being used are identical to the other ads that are running fine.
So far the folks at Google haven't been much help, they're saying my robots.txt file is incorrect.
Currently it's here: https://easytrimreveals.com/robots.txt
One of our other websites has the same code (minus the sitemap) and the ads are running fine.
Is there any specific code I should be using in robots.txt to allow Google to crawl my site?
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I am running a Google Ads campaign on www.example.com. The main site links to a sub domain named app.example.com where there is a registration form. The register form over there is not tracking conversions. I believe the issue is related to the form being on the subdomain.
Does anyone know the solution to this?
I tested this manually by doing registrations and also using the troubleshooter provided by Google Ads.
I am building a small web app with react.js to learn how to use it and I would like to learn how to integrate Sign-in with Apple button but I have run into an issue. My project is hosted in GitHub Pages and Apple doesn’t recognize https://username.github.io/repo/ as a valid url when doing the "Web Authentication Configuration” step. I figure I can move my project and get a domain, a real url and, all that but that's far too much work to get a button on a web app that no one will ever see. Is there another way to get it working while still using GitHub Pages? I have been following this tutorial for reference.
I have created a Google Site which links to various Google Classrooms. I would like to know who is using the site.
Is there a way of recording the Google ID in a Google Sheet, for when someone accesses the site?
Any help or even a point in the right direction would be great.
Thanks
Ok, since you are using Google Sites, you can create a user start page by following these steps, this page will ask the users to authenticate with their emails, and will allow only users from the organizational unit for which the site is allowed.
After that step, you can use Google Analytics with your Site to track the behavior of users in your Site.
I suggest starting with a quickstart of Google Analytics to get the hang of it.
And soon enough you will have it set up to suit your needs.
Is it possible to tell if a URL links to Google Sheets, Google Docs, or another Google app from the sharable link?
The app I am working on allows users to share links, but Safari on iOS devices doesn't seem to handle these links very well. To help ease our users pain, we would like to directly open the link in Sheets, Docs, or whatever other Google app works best, should it already be installed. I have been able to accomplish this by editing the link provided, replacing:
https://
with:
googledocs://
or:
googlesheets://
However, based on the sharable links, it's hard to tell if the link is a Google Doc, Google Sheet, or something else all together. I originally thought Google Sheets used sheets.google.com, but after testing out this change, I realized both Sheets and Docs use docs.google.com for their sharable links. If the wrong app is opened, Google Sheets or Docs will throw an error saying it cannot open the file.
Is there a simple way to make this distinction and ensure the appropriate Google app opens for any given sharable link?
Definitely not from the shareable link. The shareable link is basically just a redirect to the actual document. It's a hash that's generated independently from the original document that is intentionally obfuscated to prevent malicious parties from guessing them.
The only way to know what's on the other side of the link is to visit it or use the Google Drive API to query the document for info.
Is it possible with the Google Adwords API to get ads (both text and images) from any website, even if I don't own it?
For example, I'd like to see all ads that www.website.com does. Is there a way to extract that data?
There are sites online that do it, so there must be a way, any idea?
AdWords API only displays the Ads that you have created.
For any given AdWords account, there has to be a Campaign, which have AdGroups, which have the Ads and the user can only access Ads within that particular account.