Code For Future » Google Services http://codeforfuture.com Share as you code. Sun, 18 Jul 2010 05:30:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.1 en hourly 1 How to alter your Gmail id before submitting it to any doubtful site http://codeforfuture.com/2009/06/24/how-to-alter-your-gmail-id-before-submitting-it-to-any-doubtful-site/ http://codeforfuture.com/2009/06/24/how-to-alter-your-gmail-id-before-submitting-it-to-any-doubtful-site/#comments Wed, 24 Jun 2009 13:58:28 +0000 Jayvardhan Patil http://codeforfuture.com/?p=132 Every lot of sites ask us to submit our details or at least email id before we can reach to the stuff you want.

And we end up receiving lot of spam mails into our inbox.

After few days we come to know that we are getting more useless mails than the required one.

Gmail provides a great way to stay protected from such spamming.

You can alter your email id before you submit it to any fictitious site.

Here is how to do it.

Your email id:

first.last@gmail.com

While submitting submit it as

first.last+somekeyword@gmail.com

So even if you submit this kind of mail id, it works and GMail delivers theses emails into your inbox.

Only advantage you have is if you recognize those emails as spam, then you can set a filter to send them directly to trash as soon as they arrive.

Happy surfing.

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Login to admin area of your blog. You can do this by visiting http://yourblogname.com/wp-admin/
2.
On the left side menu, select “Appearance”.
3.
In that select “Editor”
4.
Here now we need to paste our code immediately before the “<\body>” tag.
5.
Most probably you will find it into “Footer.php”.
6.
In my case I was using a custiom template where “<\body>” was found in the “index.php”.
7.
Locate the “<\body>” tag and paste your Google Analytics code just before it.
8.
Click on “Update File”
9.
Once again make sure your analytics tracking code is before the <\body> tag.
10.
Wait for 24 hours till you start seeing reports.

You may like to visit my blog which uses Google Analytics:
http://undestanding.com/
Also see:
Using Google Analytics for Google Apps.
Adding Google Analytics to Blogger (for new-bies)



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Login to your www.blogger.com account.
2.
From the blogger dashboard, select settings for the blog you want to add Google Analytics.
Visit “Layout” tab.
3.
Navigate to “Edit HTML”. (Advance users goto step 7 directly)
4.
Here don’t be afraid if you are not a computer geek. The blogger is designed in such a that even newbies can use it.
5.
If you are not sure you will be able to do this successfully then believe me this is really simple.
6.
Still if you want to play safe then click on “Download Full Template” and save the copy of your template.
7.
In the “Edit Template” text area, scroll down the code till end.
8.
Locate the “<\body>” tag.
9.
Just before the <\body> press enter and paste your analytics tracking code.
10.
Once again make sure your analytics code is before the <\body> tag.
11.
Click “Save Template” and you are done. Wait for 24 hours till you start seeing reports.

Also see:
Using Google Analytics for Google Apps.
Adding Google Analytics to WordPress blog

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Somehow I’m able to do this.
I used the latest (not legacy) code provided by Google Analytics for this.
To do this, follow these very simple steps:
1. Create a Google Analytics account (your GMail login credentials will work here but not your Google apps login) and go through the wizard.
2. Copy the code provided by Google Analytics to the clipboard (In my case I didn’t used the legacy code but used advanced code).
3. Go to your Google apps dashboard (login).
4. Select “Web Pages” under “Service Settings”.
5. On the next page select “edit your web pages”.
6. This will open Google page creator in a new window.
7. Select the page you want to be tracked by Google Analytics.
8. Click on “edit HTML” in bottom-right corner.
9. And paste the code after all tags (in the ending).
10. You will have to add this code to all pages.
11. Google Analytics might take around 24 hours to actually start monitoring your site.
12. Done!!!
Visit to my site created using Google apps
Link to Google Analytics
Link to Google apps

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