• What It Is: An API key provided by Google to integrate Google Maps on your website. • How It Helps: If your site needs to display a map (e.g., location, directions, store locator), the Google Map Key allows you to embed Google Maps into your site seamlessly. It also enables features like geolocation, custom markers, and driving directions. • Ben...
• What It Is: A code provided by Google Search Console. • How It Helps: By adding the Google verification code, you verify ownership of your site with Google. This is the first step in using Google’s Search Console tools to monitor your website’s performance in Google Search, track indexing status, and troubleshoot any potential issues. • Benefit:...
Step 1: Obtain Your Google Analytics Tracking Code Sign Up for Google Analytics: Go to the Google Analytics website. Log in with your Google account or create a new one. Create a New Property: Click Admin (gear icon, bottom-left). Under Account, select or create an account. Under Property, click Create Property. Select Web as the platform....
• What It Is: A code snippet provided by Facebook for tracking user interactions and optimizing Facebook ads. • How It Helps: The Facebook Pixel tracks user behavior on your website after interacting with your Facebook ads. It enables you to measure conversions, track user actions like sign-ups or purchases, and retarget visitors who didn’t convert...
• What It Is: A code snippet used to connect your website with Google Ads (formerly AdWords). • How It Helps: The AdWords tag allows you to track and measure the effectiveness of your paid advertising campaigns. It enables you to track conversions, such as form submissions or purchases, triggered by users who click on your Google Ads. • Benefit: H...
• What It Is: A unique code snippet (Event snippet) provided by Google Ads for tracking specific user actions (such as purchases, sign-ups, etc.). • How It Helps: By placing this code on conversion pages (like the "Thank You" page after a purchase), you can track how many conversions (sales, leads, etc.) come from your Google Ads campaigns. This en...