I've got client who has several different websites, each website having Google analytics account.
Our marketing department is also running Google Adwords/Facebook/Instagram ads for each of those websites.
I want data/leads from Google and Facebook on my local server. I also want real-time data that should automatically update from Google & Facebook with fixed time interval.
I've been Googling and experimenting with the Analytics API docs, but no luck.
Any one please help me to find better solution.
#This question is not for this website but I didn't find any other option.
Thank you.
There are several services that your are looking for. Use this info like a getting started. Every service has his own simplicities and complexities.
Adwords
Use Campaign Performance Report to download your campaign's metrics. See examples in PHP, Java, Python, etc.
Analytics
Use RealTime API to get real time data. See examples
Use Core Reporting API to get general data. See examples
There is a very useful tool: Query Explorer to see Analytics API working
Facebook / Instagram
Use Ads Insights API to download your campaigns's metrics. See examples
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There are plenty of websites that can check if a site is penalized, including Google's webmaster tools. I need a scripted method to do this as I have to monitor hundreds of domains. Is there a Google REST interface, API, or sample code for this?
I created an application as part of a university project that searches using web APIs. Google+ is one of the APIs considered.
Now I am trying to evaluate this application against what other search tools offer. In the evaluation, I ask the user to create a google plus account and then try to find it using the search engine example.com and then try our tool.
The problem I am having is that when I create a google plus profile, I can not find it immediately using "Google+ API people search". Is there a way to tell the API to consider recently created profiles or any other solution to this.
No. Google+ is a large application and things can take time to process by various other systems.
I am searching a solution to retrieve news from google news.
I am already retrieving the news from the RSS feed. But this is not scalable, and I will get blacklisted.
I wanted to use Google CSE API (with billing option, I want to be able to send more than 100 000 queries per month), but it seems not to be possible to use it directly with google news. (it seems to be only working with google image, or global web search)
I have already read about Bing Search API, and Yahoo Boss API. I want to know if there is a way with google news. I have already tried to set the site only to google news, but I am getting old news article clippings.
I have already read this discussion(but there is no answer) and this discussion had no new solution for me.
Is there a billable way of doing high volume query directly to google news ?
Thank you
We (Google) currently don't offer programatic access to Google News, and unfortunately I'm not aware of any plans to change that.
You can still use RSS though for free, just watch out for the number of requests you send our way.
Google Analytics provides 'real-time' active visitor count for specific pages/urls. I don't think they expose that through the API. Is anyone aware of a tool that I can use to keep track of real-time active visitors for specific pages on my site?
Thanks.
Now, Google has launched new API- Google Real Time API, which provides this facility. with this you can extract similar data.
try : https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/reporting/realtime/v3/devguide
I have been doing a bit of research trying to figure out if i can get Google analytics to work with a Facebook app/page. So far I have looked at analytics offered by Facebook, which will be deprecated later this year and also using FBGAT to create a tracking image. from what i found, the tracking image won't work anymore and i was wondering what the community had to say about it or if it is possible to track traffic coming in to an app/page?
Facebook Insights aren't deprecated, some of the specific metrics are/were - these are itemised in the documentation.
You should have no problem using Google Analytics in your app; I believe many developers do this