I would like to track orders that have been made offline by telephone. I m not interested to track only the orders that come from adwords extensions or ads.
Is there any way like UTM URL or by uploading a CSV file in order to achieve my goal?
The easiest way to do this is to have different telephone numbers for each source, then you need to have a system to track which phone numbers generate the most leads.
There are companies that will provide numbers, track calls to them and forward the call to your main line. There is no simple way of connecting a particular click from your website with a particular "Incoming" phone enquiry.
I am not sure that you understood completely my question. It's not necessary for me to have an automated system.
I want manually to import the order with its value when a telephone order occurs, in order to have information about the revenue.
I'm asking if there is any way like UTM URL (import data to Google Analytics) to import and edit data in Adwords.
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I've got a bunch of free online HTML, CSS, and JS tutorials under my belt and I want to try using them to make a browser extension. But I want to make sure that the data I want to use is actually accessible before getting started.
My goal is to make a browser extension for twitter.com that shows the number of impressions of any tweet next to the likes, retweets, and replies. My basic idea is to get the status URL of any given tweet, poll the Twitter API for the number of impressions of that tweet, store that in a variable, and then use CSS to display a little eye icon and the number stored in the impressions variable.
I know that I can find the number of impressions of all of my tweets, both through Twitter Analytics, and also just going to my profile page and clicking the little bar chart icon next to views, retweets, etc. But I'm not clear on whether I can do that for other people's tweets via Twitter's API or anything else. Can you?
For the record, I'm not too concerned about the varying definition of "impression," since it will be consistently applied across all tweets and I'm mostly interested in giving users a comparison between tweets. This is part of a research project to see how this might change how people engage with social media if they know how many views a given post has. If there's a simpler way to go about that using existing platforms, I'm open to suggestions.
Thanks for the advice!
No, impressions data is private. If you are authenticated to the Twitter API then you can use the new Twitter Developer Labs Tweets API to get private metrics like impressions, but you cannot get that for other people's Tweets. Also, the Twitter API does not support CORS, so I don't think you'll be successful trying to use it from a browser extension.
I need to extract data from the adwords API to allow me to see the impact of different attribution models on conversion. I'm visualising my adwords data in the Klipfolio tool. My adwords account is set up to use the position based model but I'd also like to show last click conversions. This is essentially the data which is available in the adwords manager interface. I'm making my API calls via the supermetrics tool but can also create them directly in Klipfolio.
I'm not entirely familiar with the adwords query language but it does look like that there is a field for attribution type.
I've got as far as extracting data via this, using the Klipfolio interface:
SELECT
Date,Conversions,ConversionTypeName
FROM CAMPAIGN_PERFORMANCE_REPORT
DURING {date.add(-7).format('yyyyMMdd')},{date.today.format('yyyyMMdd')}
Exactly what I'm looking for is WHERE function where I can specify a different type of attribution model from the current.
I cannot obtain this data from our Google Analytics data as our conversion data from GA is, unfortunately, duplicated. We're using the adword's conversion tags de-duplication functions to get around this issue.
I'd be very grateful if anyone could share an example of how an API request could look with the attribution model field present or, indeed, give some feedback on whether this is even possible.
Hi you can find more information about the CAMPAIGN_PERFORMANCE_REPORT report here
You can find there the WHERE and SELECT fields like this:
SELECT CampaignName, Clicks, Impressions, Cost
FROM CAMPAIGN_PERFORMANCE_REPORT
WHERE Impressions < 10
DURING LAST_30_DAYS'
Usually the reason for the duplications it's the selection of SELECT parameters, but I cannot say this for sure without more information.
I am a beginner to Omniture/adobe web analytics. I want to know the some information like
How can we track data coming into Omniture?
How do we know if the tags are firing as expected?
I installed Omnibug extension and can track what are the parameters and their values being sent to Omniture, but not sure how can we track data in Omniture that was being sent.
Also, I tried to find unique visitors, visits, pageviews based on pageName. Is it possible to filter unique visitors based on pageName? If yes, can anyone guide me by providing list of instructions
Thanks
What you need to do to truly verify that the expected data is landing in Adobe Analytics is look at the Click Stream feeds and map the results against the data you expect to be there. https://marketing.adobe.com/resources/help/en_US/sc/clickstream/
It is not trivial, but is the deepest way of verifying the final result of page code, data collection, processing rules, vista and finally pre/post results.
I am looking for a solution that would provide subscription-like responses that would contain results for particular tag from twitter.
I saw plenty of REST/ STREAM scripts for node.js but these scripts connect to twitter just once.
I would like not to be worried about rate limits.
Basically what I want to do is set up a notification (ex. console log) if there is a new search result for 20 different tags.
Is that possible?
With the streaming API you are only supposed to use a single connection, however it can contain multiple keywords (comma delimited) in the track attribute, and can be combined with other search parameters such as location and user filters.
The idea is that you use the one stream to collect all the data you need, and then process/filter that data independently to display or store as you please.
I need a POI database for a startup project I am working on - it will be a free basic version and a premium paid for version in the sense that user will pay a monthly subscription.
I would like to use foursquare type checkin to places and plancast type functionality to search for places (one-line search). Ie I need to:
perform a search for POIs around a location
associate users to that POI, with a time stamp
allow users to add own POIs
provide free-text search for POIs (a la google one-line search)
Google API allows great search, but I understand there are limits in number of requests that can be done? This would prevent scaling, and may result in application breaking when too many users. Also what does google T&C say about using this in a paid for service?
Openstreetmap I understand does not have these contstraints, but do they also provide a good one-line search type API? Or how could I solve this?
have a look at http://eventful.com/ or http://qype.com - they both have APIs you can call to get find out whats happening near you. You can convert these events into POIs in your application. The APIs are free to use (your app just need to credit Eventful or Qype).
Take a look at the API at http://compass.webservius.com - may not have everything you need, but has very rich data on 16+ million business locations in the USA.