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Client ID and Client Secret in Google Developers Console

How To Get Google Client ID and Client Secret From Google Developers Console

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Google Client ID and Client Secret are required for authentication and authorization purposes when integrating applications with Google services, such as Google APIs or OAuth-based authentication. The Client ID and Client Secret are obtained from the Google Developers Console when you create a new project and enable the corresponding APIs.

In this article, we’ll guide you through setting up Google Client ID and Client Secret for authentication and authorization when integrating applications with Google services.

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UTM Parameters. What are utm parameters and how to use them

Beginners Guide to UTM Parameters

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Would you like to know which marketing campaigns drive the most traffic on your Website? or you want to know how well your email newsletters are doing?

This is where UTM parameters will help you to analyze your marketing campaigns. UTM parameters will help you to track multiple campaigns that you are running and provide you data you will need for campaign optimization.

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How to Set Up Your Multilingual ECommerce Website (in 5 Steps)

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How to grow business sales and revenue, is the common challenge that most eCommerce entrepreneur faces around the world. If you have all the right frameworks in a single place then it would be very easy to set up multilingual eCommerce website.

The eCommerce website having a multilingual feature can help your business to reach maximum audiences rapidly and in a user-friendly style. 

Creating a user-friendly online store is a big task, thus adding functionality that will help you to sell your products internationally will make your website development task much more difficult. 

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12 Common WordPress SEO Mistakes To Fix For Better Ranking

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Do you want to boost your WordPress website’s visibility in the SERP’s and boost your Search engine results ranking? For, this you need to improve and fix some common WordPress SEO mistakes for better ranking. Here, you will learn some of the most common WordPress SEO mistakes and how to fix them to boost your WordPress Website ranking.

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Top WordPress Backup Plugins In 2023

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Have you ever lost your WordPress website data due to a security breach or due to a server crash?

By creating or taking regular backups of your WordPress website, you can secure your Website from any kind of hacking attack or can easily recover your important information whenever you want.

There are different ways you can easily take a backup of your website. You can easily save your website files and data manually, but it takes a lot of time. There is an easier solution for this problem is to use WordPress Backup plugins that will automatically create a backup of your WordPress website.

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How To Use Google Trends To Grab More Traffic For Website

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Studies say that Updated and Trending content works best when it comes to grabbing more traffic and engagements. To find the trendy content, Google Trends comes into play, you can find the trending content about a niche that can be used to create content from scratch or you can be used in your existing articles. Here, we will discuss How To Use Google Trends To Grab More Traffic.

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Difference Between Average Session Duration And Average Time On page

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There is a confusion between the average session duration and average time on page. In this article, I’ll differentiate between these metrics. 

There are different Google Analytics metrics that most of the internet marketers keep their eyes on. These metrics are the number of visitors, the number of returning visitors, page views, bounce rate, sessions, average session duration, and average time on page. Having a solid understanding of these metrics can help you to boost your audience and traffic. 

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PayPal Referral Exclusion in Google Analytics

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We often get questions from our WooCommerce or Easy Digital Downloads add-on users when their source of traffic shows payment gateways URLs like paypal.com etc

One way to stop Google analytics PayPal referral as a source is to add Paypal.com to your list of referral exclusions in Google Analytics. This is because anyone who visits your website from a referral source from a URL on your exclusion list will not start a new session if they were already engaged in an active session.

Here, we are going to discuss PayPal Referral Exclusion in Google Analytics by following the given steps.

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How To Integrate Analytify Pro With WordPress Listify Theme

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WordPress Analytify is a powerful Google Analytics plugin to track website traffic and get all your website stats on your WordPress Dashboard. It not only shows stats on the dashboard but the admin has the authority to show stats on the front-end for every single page and post and even for custom post types.

WordPress Listify is a theme on which every user wants to know how many visitors visit their listing. For second this task is functionality is difficult for the website owner as there is no such functionality in theme but with WordPress Analytify it can be done in seconds. 

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How To Add Your Domain On Google Analytics

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WordPress Analytify is one of the most unique WordPress plugin ever. It makes user life simple and saves a handsome amount of time by showing all their website stats on WordPress Dashboard. Not only this WordPress Analytify has a WooCommerce addon that gives an excessive amount of data of each product, including no of clicks on a product, how many time-specific products add to the cart. Here we will discuss How To Add Your Domain On Google Analytics

But to start WordPress Analytify the most important thing is to add your site first on Google Analytics. This process will be done in just 2 3 minutes. Continue reading “How To Add Your Domain On Google Analytics” →

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