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We are an ecommmerce retailer and after reading this privacy policy we got seriously confused. The feature we wants to implement on our website it to provide discount for sharing and plus one our google plus page so would need serious help as we don't want to get in trouble with this policies. We wants to give discount in behalf of plus one to our google plus page so that they will receive our promotions and other marketing details on their profile so whether this policy affect us or not ? We understand the importance for plus one our website pages as it will affect google search ranking but we don't think that it will affect anything with plus one google plus page. We need serious help to move ahead with implementing this feature as soon as possible.
From the Google+ +1 Button Policy: "Publishers may not promote prizes, monies, or monetary equivalents in exchange for Google+ button clicks."
(https://developers.google.com/+/plugins/buttons-policy)
Unfortunately, your intention to offer a discount in exchange for a +1 is a direct violation of this.
You should consider starting a Google+ Page and engaging with your users through the page. You can promote your business through your posts and get more followers. Also, with a Google+ Page, you can create a Badge for your site that will link back to your Page to increase social engagement.
(https://developers.google.com/+/plugins/badge/)
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I have made an application with React native and the application consumes information from an api made with django rest framework.
while working with this I had a concern on how to transfer card information from the application to the api.
I configured the server to use ssl certificates, but i feel this is not enough.
My question is, what and how are the best and safe ways to pass card information from my app to the server?
I appreciate experiences and knowledge
I would suggest to not send card information to your server. Instead use one of the modern payment provides:
Stripe
BrainTree
etc (there are quite a few services that work this way)
All of these providers work a little differently to how you were thinking of taking payments:
What you do is in your frontend you send the user's card-details directly to them (Stripe or braintree etc)
they then store these securely and return to your frontend a random ID.
You can then send that to your backend (and store it)
to charge the card you hit their api asking them to charge the stored card for the ID.
This way your server never has the users card details.
If processing payments is not part of your core business, it is advised not to attempt store or process the card numbers yourself. The rules on security around handling card details are extremely complex. An example of this is the PSD2 of the European Union (for an easy to digest piece on one of the obligations, read this)
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I am a Korean developer.
I want to know other countries payment system.
Korea has various plugin and complicated process to buy somethings but in Digital ocean or Amazon, and these kind of every site's payment system needs just a card number and it makes the automatically dealing things.
What makes this kind of process too simple to do that?
Also, those systems automatically verify the card number like VISA, MASTER or else.
Did the global financial companies have any "payment API systems"?
I wonder if I can use that process or algorithm in Korea.
You can read the How PayPal Works and get some idea how their system works.
PayPal is not allowed to verify automatically the card number of any VISA, MASTER, Etc.. because it's a security risk. -"Keeping the PIN in their database?"
PayPal is like a mobile SIM card you need to load it first to make text and call. The difference is PayPal allowed the user to use email address or mobile number to purchase item online to any website that allowed PayPal purchase. -"of course with privileged of the owner"
Please visit Developer PayPal for more information.
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It's been a month that I use a service that monitors my website and if the website is down email alerts are sent for me.
I checked my visitors last day and found that almost 5000 visits have been added two my site since using this service and this service is generating fake traffic for my web site.This service watches HTTP protocol and if HTTP service is down the email is sent.
My concern is that I don't know that this fake traffic affects my SEO or not! If yes I prefer not to use monitoring tools for my website.
Maybe you will have some trouble indirectly, because these visits can spoil your traffic quality. For example, if they increase bounce rate, that is a bad signal for Google. Besides that, you should create another view in Analytics, and apply filters to remove traffic from these sources in order to have a real insight into your traffic.
That tool should identify as a robot, so their visits are not counted in Analytics. If that's not the case, I would recommend changing the tool.
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When searching your name on Google, the first few results that are listed are mostly your profiles on Linkedin, Twitter, etc.
I would like to know that when a user creates a new account on Linkedin for example, how is Google made aware of this page of this new user in particular? Is it through the use of google analytics on the page or is the link published to Google explicitly in some global directory?
This question has intrigued me quite a bit. Any light on this would be of great help!
To know answer of this question, you need to know how Google crawler work. Kindly refer this page first: http://support.google.com/webmasters/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=70897#1
Google crawler finds new pages by visiting those links on already indexed pages and adds those newly crawled pages to their search index.
Now, when you create new profile on linkedin, the link of your newly created profile will definitely added in group you joined, your friend's list or any other places of linkedin website. When google crawler visit those page, they will find your profile link and will index them.
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I have a website that I want to work as a public-facing employee profile for people in my company. Each employee has a page like http://companyname.com/[EmployeeName], and then users on the site have simple links between each other's profiles: for instance, all the people who work together have "works with" links between their profiles. The idea is for the profiles to be simple, lightweight pages, with editable content by the user, so that the companies/customers we work with can know the people here better. So - something like linkedin, but branded with our own company logo + design.
I want to know how these pages will respond to google pagerank. Will internal links between employees increase the pagerank of the user's profile? Will the pagerank still work given that I am doing some url-rewriting to make the profiles have the companyname.com/[employeename] format? If someone searches on google for an employee's name, will the profiles appear correctly in the search results?
When developing the site, I assumed 'yes' to all these things, but now we are getting ready to launch I need confirmation that these assumptions were correct. Also, are there any other complications that I should know about?
I want to know how these pages will respond to google pagerank. Will
internal links between employees increase the pagerank of the user's
profile?
PageRank is per page, so any page that is accessible to Google will have PageRank. PageRank can be increased by accumulating links from other pages. These include pages from the same website.
Will the pagerank still work given that I am doing some url-rewriting
to make the profiles have the companyname.com/[employeename] format?
User agents (i.e. browsers and search engines) don't know what URL rewriting is. They only see the URL they are provided and the content that is provided when that URL is requested. So your pages will still have PR when using mod_rewrite.
If someone searches on google for an employee's name, will the
profiles appear correctly in the search results?
Yes.