I would really appreciate your help!
The company I work for has an Elementor website with different forms on separate pages. There is no Thank You Page with form submissions.
We want to track the various forms as individual conversions in GA4, but we don't want to track it based on page URL.
If anyone has any tips or resources they could point me to, it would be HIGHLY appreciated!
I tried tracking page URL, but we are afraid URL changes in the future, so we need a different solution please.
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I've found a few really old answers that do not work. I am building a website for my church. What I want to do is have a feed that shows events from Facebook, that way when the lady that does our social media adds an event it will automatically post them to our website. This will keep the website easy to maintain. Besides paying for a plugin, what is the best way to go about this?
Yes, I know you can embed events. But I am trying to keep it as easy as possible for people at my church who are not really techie or know how to design websites. Please help.
I am using squarespace and the website is ccodtruth.org
my website is http://howtolinuxs.com/ and connected with Blogger with good traffic. I applied for adsense application. but every time I received an email from google adsense that.
It’s important for sites displaying Google ads to offer significant value to the user. As a publisher, you must provide unique and relevant content that gives users a reason to visit your site first.
Don’t place ads on auto-generated pages or pages with little to no original content.
Your site should also provide a good user experience through clear navigation and organization. Users should be able to easily click through your pages and find the information they’re seeking.
I only want to know that:
what the problem is and how I can fix this.
PLEASE REPLY ME AS SOON AS.
Thanks in advance
Try to apply for Adsense through Earning Tab from Blogger.
I have a hosted wordpress site that I currently have set up with the Facebook for wordpress plugin to post to my facebook page (not profile). This is kind of essential for me as I post a lot and it saves me a ton of time.
Another thing that would save me a lot of time is a decent auto-schedule plugin for wordpress. I tried Auto-Schedule posts which I love, but to add a post to the queue I have to "publish" it. It then takes the post and queues it until the set parameters are fulfilled.
The only problem is that when I publish the page to enter the queue, it sends it to my facebook page. Is there any workaround for this? Another plugin for scheduling anyone knows of that avoids this? I am reasonably knowledgeable about coding if a coding solution is available, I just don't know much about how the Facebook application works. So if there's any kind of edit I can make to the Auto Schedule Posts plugin that'd be cool.
Thanks!
I just released this plugin to have a very simple way of auto-queueing posts: http://wordpress.org/plugins/queue-posts
Hope it will be of help to to some of you! :)
first time Facebook developer so was hoping for some guidance. Been given a very brief spec:
Requirement is to run it where fans have to give email (so that we can
contact winners) with opt in for newsletter sign up and also must FB
like VF to be entered into prize draw. There will be options to choose
from. They choose one and can't vote more than once.
So I'm thinking about a Facebook application that sits as a tab on the facebook page. If the user hasn't "Liked" the page, they'll be encouraged to "Like" the page in order to proceed.
If it's liked, they'll have an option to opt into our newsletter. They will also be allowed to answer one question with one answer. When they submit it, they will then be entered into a competition.
If they pick the "right" option, we will send them an email telling them so.
Right - does this sound fairly straightforward? Are there any guides, examples or tutorials that could help? Am I going about it in the right way?
Many thanks in advance,
JJ
That sounds very straightforward and you are going about it in the right way.
The best tutorials and examples can probably be found in the Facebook Developers documentation and in the example files within the PHP SDK (http://github.com/facebook/php-sdk/)
To find out if the current viewing user has liked the page or not check out the signed request that Facebook passes to your app tab. It contains this and a lot more useful information http://developers.facebook.com/docs/authentication/signed_request/
What you have is pretty much how the majority of companies are pushing forward with Facebook. They are driving up the Like count by forcing users to Like the page before getting to their goodies. There are lots of examples on the internet as to how to create a page which checks if the user likes the page. As you've not stated what programming language you are going to be tackling this in, it is going to be hard to point you in the right direction.
How much time, and what basic steps, are involved in integrating the Facebook's "Like This" feature into an existing e-commerce site?
Let's say we are only interested in the feature at the product details level and have approximately 5 different product details areas.
Thanks
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It really couldn't get much easier. Throw facebook's js in the header, and drop a <fb:like> tag in. Or, there's a <iframe> based solution that doesn't require a js include.
Examples of both are available via facebook's code generator. Basic implementation should take under an hour. If you go all out, it might take a day at the outside.
Do you mean the Facebook feature where users can 'like' external pages? If so...
I'd recommend having a look at Add This rather than your own implementation which could take a while to work out - they offer a simple copy and paste javascript snippet that will add Facebook like functionality as well as other social bookmarking options for each of your product pages. They also allow you to track products being bookmarked and track click backs from user bookmarking.
If you mean your own custom feature for your site for users to 'like' products and then highlight them on a feed / homepage, then you'll need to track these 'likes' from users in a database and display them on the relevant page. The amount of time this sort of feature will take to develop really depends how far you want to take it. Obviously Facebook's featureset is massive and I wouldn't imagine you'd want to turn your ecommerce site into too much of a social networking site... hence my guess that you mean something like Add This?