Google reports api

Barry: Job posting URLs is a really nice way to start with that [the Indexing API] obviously, like you guys described. Will you guys be releasing it for more areas, not just job posting URLs. John: I don't know. I don't know how how far we we can take that. … [Read more...] about Google On Expanding The Google Indexing API

/******************************* * Grab the GEO_PERFORMANCE_REPORT for the given * date range. dateRange can be things like LAST_30_DAYS * or more specific like 20150101,20150201 *******************************/ function getGeoReport(dateRange) { // The columns are in a function so I can call them // later when I build the spreadsheet. var cols = getReportColumns(); var report = 'GEO_PERFORMANCE_REPORT'; var query = ['select',cols.join(','),'from',report, 'where CampaignStatus = ENABLED', 'and AdGroupStatus = ENABLED', 'and Clicks > 0', // You can increase this to // reduce the number of results 'during',dateRange].join(' '); var reportIter = AdWordsApp.report(query).rows(); var retVal = []; while(reportIter.hasNext()) { var row = reportIter.next(); // If we don't have city level data, let's ignore it if(row['CityCriteriaId'] == 'Unspecified') { continue; } retVal.push(row); } return retVal; } // Helper function to return the report columns function getReportColumns() { return … [Read more...] about Machine Learning With AdWords Scripts And Google Prediction API

GOOGLE TOOLS NEWS Google .dev Domain Available for Everyone On February 19th, Google Registry announced its new top-level domain (TLD), ".dev", which it says is dedicated to developers and technology but available to all, including designers, architects, and writers. According to its announcement, .dev domains will be secure and provide a new place where you can learn the latest tech, build communities, and showcase your projects - all with your ideal domain name. Google's .dev domains are available to register as part of its Early Access Program until February 28th for an additional fee, and afterward, its .dev domains will be available to register at a base annual price through a registrar of your choosing. The announcement notes that Google has already started using .dev domains for its own projects, like web.dev and opensource.dev. It further encourages people to visit get.dev to see what companies like Mozilla, Netflix, and others are doing with dev. domains, … [Read more...] about Google News Digest: New Features in Google Ads, Google Docs API, .dev Domain and More

Above, I’ve highlighted author, published date, and content category. With this information for all blog posts, we’ll be able to calculate how long content has been live for, whether certain categories drive more traffic, or – assuming the necessary event/goal tracking is in place – which authors are driving the most users to sign up for our newsletter (if you haven’t already, it’s pretty good…). … [Read more...] about No data? No problem! Retroactive content analysis in Google Analytics

The menu may be provided by the restaurant or via a third party, most commonly, SinglePlatform. This is the provider of the menu for Domino in Venice Beach (though this is not clear from Google’s listing). Find a table appears to be exclusively provided by OpenTable, even where the restaurant takes reservations on its website, either directly or through a preferred third party. Place an order, where available, is only provided via third parties, such as GrubHub/Seamless, Eat24 (Yelp), DoorDash, Delivery.com, BeyondMenu and Slice/MyPizza.com. This is the case even when the restaurant has its own delivery service via its website. As seen below, both neither the GMB listing for Domino’s or James’ Beach offers place an order, but both outlets do offer delivery from their websites. … [Read more...] about Where is Google heading with mobile local search?