Closed dalew closed 10 years ago
I think the best way to do this is to set up google analytics. That way you can see where your traffic is coming from and common searches along with page views. This even can have demographic information. It's super simple to set up (~10 mins).
Does that sound like something you'd want?
@asoules @andyanderson @gotrevor, do you have any suggestions?
GAnalytics sounds like a good plan.
On Jun 10, 2014, at 8:53 AM, Patrick Brown wrote:
I think the best way to do this is to set up google analytics. That way you can see where your traffic is coming from and common searches along with page views. This even can have demographic information. It's super simple to set up (~10 mins).
Does that sound like something you'd want?
@asouleshttps://github.com/asoules @andyandersonhttps://github.com/andyanderson @gotrevorhttps://github.com/gotrevor, do you have any suggestions?
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Google Analytics sounds great. @dalew do you have a google account that you would like to use with google analytics?
it sounds great! what do we mean by demographics? my google account is veggiesdmw@gmail.com
my office mate just reminded me that we should note that this should not be displayed on the page itself. google analytics gives you info in the background, right?
From Google: "The Demographics and Interest sections include Overview reports, along with new Age, Gender, and Interest Categories reports."
It won't appear on the page. You'll have a dashboard you can log into with your google account. :)
That's perfect. If it's not too much trouble, would love to take advantage of it.
I’m concerned about using Dale’s gmail account for this; I wonder if a more general account can be set up instead, that she can share with other people (such as us, during set up). Not familiar enough with GA set up to know if you can attach multiple user accounts to the GA account.
-- Andy
On Jun 10, 2014, at 9:32 AM, Dale West wrote:
it sounds great! what do we mean by demographics? my google account is veggiesdmw@gmail.commailto:veggiesdmw@gmail.com
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Andy, you're right. Let me check with our communication team to see if they have a general gmail account already set up for this kind of thing.
I set up a new google account: fbwmagencyrelations@gmail.com
@dalew we are going to need google analytics tracking ID which you'll setup from within your analytics account. I found some pretty straight forward directions to set it up here: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1009694?hl=en
Once you have the tracking ID you can post it here and we can take it from there.
Tracking ID UA-51803542-1
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Dale,
We are going to need google analytics tracking ID which you'll setup from within your analytics account. I think I found some straight forward directions to set it up here: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/1009694?hl=en
Once you have the tracking ID you can post it here and we can take it from there.
--Corey
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@asoules I set up the script in the head tag. After you deploy what would be the best way Dale could confirm that it's working?
Ideally Dale would share with us the password for this new account so that we can test it and support her use of it. It can be changed later if necessary.
But it shouldn’t be sent here, since this is public. Contact her directly at her account veggiesdmw@gmail.commailto:veggiesdmw@gmail.com
-- Andy
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@asouleshttps://github.com/asoules I set up the script in the head tag. After you deploy what would be the best way Dale could confirm that it's working?
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@dalew alternatively, you should be able to add us to the google analytics account that you set up, so that we can verify that it is working.
Better, but we’ll need to provide her with our Google accounts.
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@dalewhttps://github.com/dalew alternatively, you should be able to add us to the google analytics account that you set up, so that we can verify that it is working.
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@ptrckbrwn I made a couple changes, namely moving the tracking ID to an .env file.
When you update, you will need to run cp ./.env.example ./.env
and then use foreman to start the application: foreman start
. This setup uses the Procfile to run the rails server command and loads the variables from .env
into the ENV
constant in Rails.
Google Analytics integration has been deployed!
I'll update the readme with this info :)
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Hi, guys, Is there a working copy of FoodFinder somewhere? Thanks,
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I'd be totally down for both events! I've grabbed your email off of your GitHub profile and if we're meeting up again I'll let you know!
I've been busy (job interviews, etc.) but planning to study the code and catch up with what's going on so I can start contributing, and I'm down for both events too. My email is alex@alexliebowitz.com
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I'd be totally down for both events! I've grabbed your email off of your GitHub profile and if we're meeting up again I'll let you know!
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I was thinking that it would be great to have a counter to see how many people are using the finder. is this possible?