I have an existing Google ad campaign that geotargets a particular region. The destination URL of all the ads and sitelinks have the same query string appended to it ("area=astoria").
I now need to copy this campaign to 50 other campaigns, each of which will target a different region. Each campaign will have a different value for the area key, so for instance one campaign might use "area=manhattan" and another "area=bronx".
The campaign I'm cloning has many ads and sitelinks, all of which need to have the query string changed. I know how to manually change the destination urls, but it's an enormous amount of busy work...
As a workaround, is there a way to automatically append a different query string to all the destination URLs for ads and sitelinks in a particular campaign in Google AdWords?
To answer my own question, the answer is to use a Tracking Template on the Campaign level.
To do this, click into the Campaign you want to edit and click on the Settings tab. Then open the "Campaign URL options (advanced)" section and change the Tracking URL to something like this:
{lpurl}?area=whatever
You can click the TEST button to make sure your ads work. Your sitelinks should also have the same query string appended to it. (Note that a Campaign-level Tracking Template can be overridden at the Adgroup-, Ad-, or Sitelink-level, so those more specific Tracking Templates would have to not be used for a Campaign-level Tracking Template to be used.)
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I have a database of elements, each element has its own QR Code. After reading the code I would like to be able to open the worksheet on a specific tab and jump to the appropriate cell (according to the element name). Calling a worksheet through a URL with the #gid parameter allows you to open a tab.... the "range" parameter allows you to jump to a specific cell.... and what if I want to search for an item by name? Something like: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1fER4x1p.../edit#gid=82420100&search=element_name.... is it possible?
Google has not introduced this yet
But you can look into Google Script (Googles SpreadSheets macros like) to achieve this.
Also a simpler approach will be to just filter the data, but this will change your requirement obviously. For example you can create a Filter with the name you are looking for and then you will get the URL.
This is the URL to a Sample of this, it should open the
Spreadsheet and filter the data when loaded. This is the Icon to
look for to create the filters
here is some documentation for you to get started on Google App Script, but I don't have a direct link to let you know how to catch the parameters for it to process them. What I can tell you is that this is a much more complicated approach than just a URL because it involves programmatic processing on the Spreadsheet side.
I am looking to connect online leads data in Salesforce with Google Adwords keywords. Is there any way to have following fields I can add in Lead.
Click Cost
Keyword
What you can do is to use the lead field "lead_source" on salesforce and set that it takes the query string parameter into that field.
If you use PHP It will like the following
<input type="hidden" id="lead_source" name="lead_source" value="<?php $_GET['url_source'] ?>"/>
Now, when you set the target URL on Adwords in you should employ the keyword replacement, using the same query string name.
http://www.example.com?url_source={keyword}
or put after url_source here whatever extra data you want (I put more than just the keyword). But I don't know of a reason to get the cost there, only the keyword.
The problem with this approach is that you can only take the keyword from URL if the user downloaded on the same landing page (if he navigates to another page, you lose the query string parameter). If you want to keep this information for a later conversion, you will have to store this data in a cookie. Try this project if you want to implement it:
https://github.com/dm-guy/utm-alternative
We use Marketo and it adds an ID for every unique visitor. This presents a problem when I want to view all visitors that have filled out our contact form. The main page is:
/EnterpriseDemoRequest_ThankyouConfirm.html
So when I get results from Google on the thank you page it shows up like so in a giant list like below:
...
78. /ContactSales_ThankyouConfirm.html?aliId=25026187
79. /ContactSales_ThankyouConfirm.html?aliId=25027907
80. /ContactSales_ThankyouConfirm.html?aliId=25028288
81. /ContactSales_ThankyouConfirm.html?aliId=25028314
...
Hoping someone can help me figure out how to filter out the tracking code beyond /EnterpriseDemoRequest_ThankyouConfirm.html
Thanks!
You should aliId as an excluded URL query parameter in Admin > Profile > Settings:
This change is to be done at the "Profile" (now labelled "View") level. As such, it will only apply to future data.
I am currently using Lucene. My requirement is like facebook search box. User search people and friends. But in my requirement user have privacy settings like name, location, email address are visible to everyone or only friends. He can show and hide these fields from friends and other members of the community.
I have implemented simple search on the basis of name, location and email address. But now i am modifying search on the basis of privacy settings.
Here is my scenario..
User A has privacy settings:
Name is only shown to friends
Email is shown to every one
Location is not shown to any one.
If User X type location of the User A in the search box then it should not be in the results. But if User X type Name of User A in the search box then it should be shown because User A has not restricted name and it is visible to his friends in the privacy settings.
Can you please guide me to the approach.
Let me know if i have not clearly write my requirement.
I have analysed following approaches,
1- IndexSearcher's explain method (It will be hit overall performance)
2- Explored Filters
But couldn't get much
My Approach:
Get the resultSet on the basis of name
Get the resultSet on the basis of location
Get the resultSet on the basisi of email address
Loop on each 3 result set and apply conditions related to privacy settings and exclude the items on the basis of privacy settings. And in the end merge all 3 results set.
If there is any other approach? Please share with me. Thanks.
may be you can use lucene query syntax in searchable plugin for creating lucene Query according to requirement.
you can find here or here
you can restrict seaching by overriding default property settings. You just need to apply like this....
class A {
String x
String y
String z
static searchable = [only: ['x', 'y']]
// …
}
Using this you can restrict searchable properties.
I have a share button on my site.
But I need to share link with parameters, and each time parameters will be different (I need to track user who is sharing, etc.)
For example need to share link like http://mySite.com/page?userId=111&someParam=222
I can share this well, but how can I force count to work correct?
if I set
data-url="http://mySite.com/page?userId=111&someParam=222"
data-counturl="http://mySite.com/page/"
I am getting count 0 always. How to get this work?
From http://dev.twitter.com/pages/tweet_button,
"The count box shows how many times the URL has been Tweeted."
Your problem is you simply have the url and counturl mixed up. Change url to the short one, for display purposes - that's the one people will see. Use the counturl for the one with all the parameters, to ensure they go to the right place with the parameters intact.
I suspect the reason your count kept showing zero tweets is because you have a different (unique) url as your primary url each time it is tweeted, so each tweet is the first time that url (including its parameters) was shared.
Twitter now lets you send the url through data attributes. This works perfectly for me and should work for you out of the box!
The button (check out data-url):
Tweet
The twitter javascript snippet (from https://dev.twitter.com/docs/tweet-button)
<script>!function(d,s,id){var js,fjs=d.getElementsByTagName(s)[0];if(!d.getElementById(id)){js=d.createElement(s);js.id=id;js.src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js";fjs.parentNode.insertBefore(js,fjs);}}(document,"script","twitter-wjs");</script>