I want to be able to make this request from Instagram
check all following
check location tags in last 7 days
check if in -insert city-
I want to be able to track the location of my followers/people I follow, possibly generate a map
How can I do this?
Checkout http://gramfeed.com and lookup users (followers/following), click on Show Map it will geolocate all the photos that have a place tagged, based on that you can estimate the location
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We changed the title and meta description of our home page a few weeks ago. Then we performed the Crawl > Fetch as Google in webmaster tools as outlined (Refresh Google Search Results for My Site). Within an hour the description of our page in Google search changed, but the title stayed the same. A few weeks later it’s still the same as the old title. Can anyone explain this behavior and what can I do so Google will display the new title?
Our domain is 4 years old. DA=29, PA-40
Thanks
Google is not suppose to display the exact title you put in your title tag IF he think this one is not corresponding/relevant enough with the real content of your page.Are you sure your title tag is relevant to your topic and not too spammy or duplicated with another one??? Try to change a little in your content, then again your title then internal link anchors and external link anchir with this new title.
For anyone wondering, I found the answer. The difference between my old title and my new title was simply rearranging some words. I made a third title that had more changes and that title was updated in less than an hour. It looks like Google keeps an order independent hash of words in the title, and if only the order changed, Google thinks it's the same title as before and doesn't update it.
I have seen some sites where you search (in Google) for a particular item category and when you click the link found in Google it automatically goes to the site clicked with the search criteria filled in displaying the categorised products.
Hypothetical Example
Go into Google type in Sony TV , click to search.
Results are displayed.
Clicking one of the links takes me to a website which shows all the Sony TV models beginning with AA.
Looking at the search options on the page some fields have been automatically filled in (in other words if you did this search manually the site would prompt you to enter some search criteria) - Not sure if this is relevant but thought to mention.
How is this done? Do i need to setup something in our Google account to get the same results?
It's fairly simple. You pass parameters in your URLs that identify the product, and then you just read the URL parameters when pre-populating the search form on the page. When building your site / sitemap / internal & external links you use those page URLs and Google will naturally pick them up.
In your example, you search for Sony TV. One of the results may be
example.com/index.php?product=sony-tv
The website has the variable sony-tv, which it gets from the URL and pre-populates on the search form.
The important part to note is that the site will have built its URL structure in this method typically and the page you're presented with just happens to look like the site dynamically searched based on your query (it hasn't).
So, I am trying to get a bunch of pictures from Instagram using their API.
How can I specify the pictures I want to get, using both tags and location, not just one of them.
I tried to go to the endpoints listed on Instagram page, but it does not show any endpoint for both of them.
There is no API currently to get photos by both tags and location, you can use location search API get photos and then compare the tags in photos.
Here is an implementation of this feature: http://www.gramfeed.com/instagram/map
search for a location and then filter by keyword, the filter applies only for the photos loaded on the page, not all instagram photos at that location, you have scroll and load a bunch of photos and then filter with keyword.
I am trying to put a Google+ badge on my recently created websites at sites.google.com. When I copy the code and paste it into the HTML box actually nothing happens.
What am I doing wrong?
You can use to insert a Google+ Badge into your Google Sites pages using a custom gadget:
Get your Google+ profile ID, which you can get from the URL of your profile. The ID would be 123456789012345678901 for this URL: https://plus.google.com/123456789012345678901/ or would be +LarryPage for this URL: https://plus.google.com/+LarryPage/
Edit the page that you want to add the badge
Choose Insert-> ...More gadgets...
Search for G+ Badge.
Paste your profile ID into the G+ ID field.
Configure additional options as necessary for your page. You might need to adjust dimensions of the gadget container to get the badge to work well in your site.
Gadgets have limitations, this might not work perfectly but its probably the best way to get a badge onto your page.
There is a configuration tool for the Google+ Badge that you can find at https://developers.google.com/+/web/badge/.
The key points are that you need to add the HTML as a widget and include the JavaScript tag--which is the same JavaScript that loads any of our Google+ attributes.
I also made a 3 minute video explaining these steps last year, which you can view at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLG4IIIPgnc.
I have created a google + account and added a business page so i now have a page id. this page has multiple circles public, traders, business etc.
i have then added the Google api to my site for people to follow my page and for me to add them to a circle, but it has become clear that i now cant tell which circle a new follower should be in. is there a way of adding followers directly into a specific circle from my website.
please help as this is driving me crazy or am i'm missing the point some how?
The Google+ Badge is currently the only way to change the circles people are in without visiting plus.google.com/circles. There is an open feature request for access to circle through the API you can star if you would like such a method added.