Youtube daily Jan 16 2019

In this video, I'm going to show you how you can install Google Tag Manager correctly on

your website.

All and more coming up.

Hey there and welcome back to another video of measureschool.com teaching you the data-driven

way of digital marketing.

My name is Julian.

And this is our second lesson of our beginner series of Google Tag Manager.

If you haven't seen our first lesson, then head back where we give you a little bit of

an overview on Google Tag Manager.

Link will be in the description below.

In this lesson, I'm going to show you how you can install Google Tag Manager correctly.

And like last time, we have a little bit of a quiz prepared for you after you've gone

through this tutorial.

You can test your knowledge at measureschool.com/lesson2.

But for now, we got lots to cover.

So let's dive in.

All right, today, our journey starts at tagmanager.google.com.

This is the page that you can go to login to your Google Tag Manager account.

Now, you will need to have a Google account in order to use Google Tag Manager which means

if you already have a Gmail account, or a YouTube account, or any account for the Google

services, you most likely will be able to use it here as well.

I have a demo account here already set up, you just enter your password.

And then you are in, you can access Google Tag Manager.

Now, most likely, if you are completely new to the system, you won't see here anything.

You will right away, go to this step.

And this is where you start setting up your Google Tag Manager account.

Now Google Tag Manager accounts are divided in the account level.

And then the container level.

You can have multiple accounts.

And within that account, you can have multiple containers.

Now, Containers are really the snippets or the central code that exists for your website.

So best practice is to name your account after your company.

So for example,

Demo Inc.

Choose your country, then you can choose whether you want to share data with Google.

And if you click on continue, you go to the container setup.

Now, the container is something that is unique for your website where you going to install

Google Tag Manager.

So I'd recommend to enter your website here,

just the domain.

Really doesn't matter what you call the container so you can recognize it later on, I would

recommend the URL here.

And afterward, you can use the container in different instances.

We will be installing Google Tag Manager on the web.

There's also a container available for iOS, Android, and AMP pages.

But the setup of these is completely different to what we are doing here on the web.

Check out our other tutorials if you want to learn more about these three other methods.

We'll go with web right here, and then create our Google Tag Manager account.

We need to adhere to some TOS.

And if you have read this all you can accept it, click yes here and your new Google Tag

Manager account will be initiated.

Once you have gone through the process, we already greeted with our Google Tag Manager

snippet.

If you don't see the snippet when you open up your Google Tag Manager account, you can

always click on your Google Tag Manager ID up here.

And it will open this window up as well.

Now, this already gives us some installation instructions.

We need to place this part of the code in the head section of our HTML and this part

of the code in our body section of the HTML.

Now, this will probably be the last snippet or piece of code that you will need to install

onto your website and you will need to have some kind of greater access to the website

itself in order to install this.

There are different methods of installing this code.

So let me talk you through the options.

First of all, if you have a developer working on your website who is responsible for the

technical infrastructure of the website, I would consult with him in order to install

those correctly.

Secondly, if you have a CMS running a content management system such as WordPress, Shopify,

Magento, Joomla, or any other backend system that actually generates your website, you

might be able to install a plugin to install these codes via plugins.

There are many out there.

I would just encourage you to take your CMS system, for example, WordPress and then Google

for Google Tag Manager installation on WordPress.

And most likely there will be already a tutorial that will explain the right setup.

We also have some tutorials on some of the content management systems here on this channel.

Thirdly, you can also install this manually on your website.

If you have access to the code of your website and feel comfortable doing this then I'll

lead you through the steps right now.

This is probably what you do developer would go through or what the plugin does in the

background.

As an example, I have a WordPress installation right here.

WordPress is the most used content management system in the world.

So if you are running a WordPress blog, you can follow along with these instructions.

But if you're not running WordPress on your website where you want to install Google Tag

Manager, these instructions most likely will differ.

Now, content management systems are normally governed by a theme which you can control

the design of the website itself.

Within WordPress, you can log into your back end system, then go to Appearance right here.

And under editor, you can see your different themes that you have set up, but also have

access to the theme files itself.

Now, notice that I have set up a child theme here because I don't want my changes that

are due to the theme files right here effect when a new update comes up to the parent theme,

which is storefront.

So it's a best practice to have a child theme if you're working in WordPress.

I have this already set up.

I'm going to go over here.

And then I have my theme header file that I can click on.

This is a PHP file that governs all the different sites that are generated by WordPress on my

front end.

And right here, I can see that there's a head tag that is generating my HTML.

And then here's the closing head tag.

And then we have here the opening body tag as well.

Now, I can take my codes.

First of all, the first code is in the head section itself.

I'm going to copy this go over to my theme.

And I want to place it as high up as possible into the HTML.

This is important because the website itself will get passed from top to bottom by the

browser.

And we want to fire our tracking codes with Google Tag Manager as soon as possible so

the likelihood of them firing is higher.

So I'm going to place them directly under the opening head tag here.

And then I'm going to grab my second code, go back to the theme files and look for the

opening body tag which is right here.

And right underneath and gonna paste my Google Tag Manager code.

Now, I'm going to update this file and it should be written to my theme files.

If this is not something that you can do in your WordPress theme, then you might need

to directly access these files via FTP in order to change them.

But now I should have Google Tag Manager installed.

If I go over to my page, reload the page, I can click right click and then view page

source.

And I can see the HTML of my website of how its marked up.

We have our Google Tag Manager code right at the beginning here.

And if we scroll down with all the generated code by the CMS system, we should also find

our no script part of Google Tag Manager, which is right under the opening body tag

in our HTML as well.

So Google Tag Manager is correctly installed on this website.

Now, we can go through all the different sites that we have on our website and look into

the HTML, but it would be rather cumbersome.

A better way of validating is simply to go into the preview and debug mode.

So in Google Tag Manager, we can put our browser and only our browser into a special mode which

will pop up a debug console down below.

So I'm going to reload.

And we see we have this popping up down here, nothing fires at the moment.

But this way, we can go through the pages.

And just make sure that this pops up down here in order for us to validate that Google

Tag Manager is on all pages.

And if you don't see this tag manager console pop up, you most likely haven't installed

Google Tag Manager correctly on your website.

So just make sure that this is visible on all the pages if you enter the preview mode

inside of Google Tag Manager.

So this seems to be working correctly.

And we have installed Google Tag Manager and now ready to deploy our first tags.

But before we do so, I would encourage you once you have set this up to actually submit

the first version in Google Tag Manager in order to initialize GTM correctly.

Click on Publish.

This will go live to all the users although we have zero tags triggers and variables installed

just yet.

So this is how you can install Google Tag Manager on your website.

And now we are ready to deploy our first tag with Google Tag Manager.

All right, so there you have it.

This is how you can install Google Tag Manager on your website.

If you think you understood everything, then maybe test your knowledge at measureschool.com/lesson2

to where we have a little bit of a quiz prepared for you, for you to go through and test your

knowledge and see if you understood everything.

And if you want to follow along with our Google Tag Manager for beginners series, then why

not subscribe to our channel right over there.

Because we bring you a new lesson next week.

Now, my name is Julian.

See you on the next one.

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Nails by Cupio - Tutorial migdala modernă cu design Louboutin - Duration: 25:11.

Hello my dears! I am glad you are with me in the new episode Nails by Cupio

I'm Veronica Moraru and I will present you modern almond shape with Louboutin design

We'll start with the preparation of the natural nail

I removed the nail polish using the 80/120 buffer

and I will start to prepare the nail

The first milling head I'm going to use is number 10

I use the Turbo Bee electric milling

I'll use it at 100,000-12,000 RPM

I start from the center with easy circular movements

The inclination of the chuck should be 45 degrees from the table surface

and I come with it parallel to the sides

I always pull the proximal flap. You have noticed that I have cleaned the center of the nail to the left

and now we'll stop the milling

and I will go in the other direction from the center of the nail to the right

We have to take care and don't press on the nail plate.

Next I will use the milling head 253

I will use it at a rotation of 10-12,000

and I'll work on the lateral folds.

we still clean the natural folds

and the proximal fossa, approaching easily the sinus area.

The next milling head I'm going to use is number 16

I will use it to make sure the whole cuticle has been cleaned.

I will use it at a speed of 10,000

and start one way from right to left

You always have to clean the dust

Enough..

To remove the cuticle I will use the scissors Pro 18

and I will easily begin to clean the cuticle.

We must always keep the fork with the blade inclined at 90 degrees from the proximal fossa.

We'll take a wet napkin

and we will remove all the dust

and make sure we cleaned the cuticle very well

We start with nail preparation solutions

We start with Nail Prep, the dehydrator

Clean the excess product from the brush and then apply on the entire surface of the nail

Now we wait for it to dry and we don't blow on the nail

The next solution we apply is Nail Bonder, it is an acid-free primer.

we wait for it to dry and we don't blow on the nail

We apply it all over the nail

Then we'll apply Rubber Base

I'll use the shade: Rose

I apply a drop of Rubber Base on the middle of the nail

I'll use the 4th oval brush

and I will distribute the product on the entire surface of the nail

I'll use Rubber Base as a base gel. It's a very adherent product

and I won't have problems with the lifting

I will apply Rubber Base in a very thin layer and I will be careful not to touch the cuticle

Now we introduce the lamp for 60 seconds

The polymerization time has ended

And I'll start applying the template.

I'll take my scissors for the patterns.

I'll mount the template

First time, I'll remove the black bullet rom the surface of the pattern

Then I try to outline it nicely

to outline the circular part of the pattern. And than I'll make the first cut.

And I'm checking out how to lay the template.

it must be placed under the natural nail.

slightly elevated for "modern almond"

I'll cut a little

because it is the distance between the circular part of the pattern and the corner of the nail

Check it out again

The template fits perfectly!

and now I'll see the lines that correspond to the corner of the nail.

We have 1.5 on the left and 1.0 on the right.

So I'll cut off the template

on the left at 1.5

and on the right at 1.0

Remove the excess of the pattern

And I'll check again

Now it fits perfectly

I get it off the paper

and I will stick the two parts of the pattern

the first fins

I place it under the nail

I am careful at the distance between the edges of the pattern to be 1.5 cm

I turn it back sideways

And I stick it

Then I remove the air bubbles from the pattern

it must be positioned slightly upwards

Then I'll turn the finger to check if the template is ok

It is positioned right

And so I prepared the template for the form of "modern almond"

I will do the construction with Speedo Builder Gel

and I will use the premium oval brush number 1

I will first make the extension

with the brush positioned perpendicularly

"Modern almond" has an angle of 45 degrees

the tip is inclined to 45 degrees

So I'm going straight with the brush up to point 5.

Then line 5 will merge it with the top of line 7

The movements are linear so I can even distribute the product

I will take another quantity of gel

to make the right part of the nail

and continue the same

Now, from the corner of line 5, I will move to 45 degrees to line 7

I turn the nail back and I will look perpendicular to check the thickness of the sides

I turn the nail again

I'll tighten the template before I polymerize

I assure the template doesnt break of. Then I will polymerize in the lamp for 60 seconds

After polymerization, I gather the construction between my fingers

and we'll remove the template

we always undo the template from the fingers.

and pull the template in

and pull it down

I will continue and I will make the nail bed using Supreme Sculpting Cover Gel

I will use the oval brush no. 1 and I will apply a small amount of gel to make the nail bed negative

is in the shape of an almond with sharp point

we wipe out the surplus

and I'll prolong the gel   to the middle of the nail.

the brush must be positioned perpendicularly

I will prolong the gel to 1.5-2 mm

I will polymerize for 60 seconds

We take a larger amount of gel and apply it to the cuticle area to build the Apex

Warm up

and pull to the top

I look from the side

Apex should be a third of the surface of the nail

The longitudinal arc must be parallel to the lower nail and fingertip

I will take a thinner brush

To evenly place the gel in the cuticle area

We will polymerize for 2 minutes

Then I'm gonna wipe the dispersion layer with the cleaner

and I'll start filing the cover

First step. I call it a "diamond".

I'll use the cell from the top of the cover to the apex

The buffer should be parallel to the table surface.

I'll use the cell to thin the excess gel

Buffer to be tilted to 45 degrees.

and I'll use it from the stress point to the top

and I will finish the nail tip

the last step with the buffer

I will use the buffer from the stress point to the top

I will round the top of the nail

and I'll go to the left

So I have a perfectly polished nail

I will polish circularly on the cuticle area

I'll turn it easy

And then very easily we round the apex from left to right

I complete

and than I turn the fingernail and check if it is positioned correctly

And we've completed the form of modern almond cover

After we polished the negative nail bed

we will begin creating the Louboutin design by applying the red color

I'll apply the Red Flame color

I will apply the colored gel just to the base of the cover

without touching the "wall" of the cover

I spred the color very well on the construction

And we'll polymerize for 60 seconds

Above we apply ultra pigmented black gel

And this time we go with the color to the cover level

we turn from side to side

To finish the edges I will use a simple puncher

I covered the whole area of construction with the ultra pigmented black gel

And I'll polymerize the lamp for two minutes. The gel is very pigmented and needs double polymerization

We will fill the whole part of the French with Speedo builder gel

we turn on the other side

And check the thickness of the sides

We put it in the lamp for 60 seconds

and I'll degrease the nail

And I will start to polish

I start polishing with the buffer tilted to 45 degrees

We turn the finger to check the thickness of the sides

To clean the cuticle area, I'll use the cone-shaped milling head

Next step is finishing

To finish the surface I will use the 80/120 buffer

We'll spray the nail with the cleaner!

and wipe the nail surface to remove all the dust

On the inside the nail will be red

and on the surface the nail will be black

And I will aplly now the finish Super Shiny from Cupio Basic

than I'll turn the nail on the other side

And we'll polymerize for 60 seconds.

and now you are hiding the cuticle area with oil with mango and orange flavor

And our model of "modern almond" with Louboutin design is done

This was the episode for today , thank you for watching us and we are waiting for you to subscribe to our YouTube channel

Please tell me what design or technique you want to show you in the following episodes

Thank you and have a nice day!

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Police Station Rescues And Adopts An Injured Cat | Kritter Klub - Duration: 2:34.

The cat makes itself at home

Get up~

Who am I, and where am I

The police station's very own cat

Mango, the mascot

of Mangwon Police Station

Supervises the officers

And investigates together

When you pretend to understand

Even entertains the plaintiffs

It's cool that there's a cat at the police station

Too cool for school, so I live at a police station

bruh..

I'm bored

Looks for something to do

Officer : It sticks its nose into everything!

It's really funny, I suppose

Even sits on the chief's chair

It sleeps there for hours on end

He was flustered at first when the cat first sat on his chair

But now finds it cute

Telling it to stay seated

I only leave the seat when..

100% focus and concentration

I'm going potty

Now I can get back to work!

But how did Mango land at the police station?

Mango was abandoned with its hernia untreated

With nowhere else to go

The police officers decided to adopt it

And raised 500,000 won (~$500) for the cat's surgery

Thanks to the police officers, the cat recovered

And that's how I became the police mascot!

Another bathroom break?

Who's your friend?

Stay tuned for part two!

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Communication Problems Between Developers And Non-Developers - Duration: 4:30.

Hey this is the daily overpass my name is Eric and I make apps. Now today I want

to talk about communication problems between developers and non developers.

All right so today I wanted to talk about something that happened earlier

today which was kind of funny and kind of annoying but it has to do with the

communications between developers and non developers. Oh and let me start off

by saying that I try to keep these videos a little bit more varied so every

so often I go outside to this big field outside the office so if you're ever

wondering why I'm always walking around in the woods like some sort of serial

killer it's not because I've just buried my latest victims and decided to talk

about apps afterwards it's just because it's outside right, Anyway so we had

this issue with the communication and I pride myself at being able to

communicate in technical and non-technical ways I mean we all do in

some respects so able to explain things to our clients in a way that they

understand a lot of times using metaphors or you're explaining you know

an example this this sort of works in this way imagine if it was this and that

right so I pride myself and a lot of times the clients really like to work

with us because of that reason they don't you know we don't they don't feel

like we're dumbing it down or we're looking down on them because they don't

speak the technical lingo but then also to be able to talk to the developers

about you know how this should work you know what types of technology we should

use the structure the variable you know that kind of stuff the typical coding

standards type of stuff so I pride myself on that but sometimes we get it

wrong so here's the issue so we have a project that we're just finishing up

it's a browser-based project and we're just doing the final stages that we have

an issues list of certain things that we have to check and we have so

basically we're testing it on all the different types of browsers so we

have some things that are done and not done and the process is that the

developers they do the work they tell the QA tester that it's done

she'll test it she'll set it from you know unresolved to resolved or set it

from yellow to green or to red if it fails the test and and that's how it

goes so they've come to her weeks ago and said the site is now responsive and

she looked at the spreadsheet and there was nothing on there so that's fine she

didn't change anything but the spreadsheet says it needs to be

mobile-friendly and it didn't say anything about responsive and it was

just this disconnect right so I was getting annoyed like why is this

still not resolved right because and because she didn't know that by

mobile-friendly we met responsive and vice versa and I mean they're not

synonyms really if you're a proper CSS person responsive means that the the

site just responds to the changes in the screen size but most the time we when we

talk about mobile-friendly websites we talk about them being responsive so

that was it so anyway with just a little thing that even the client was saying

why isn't this resolved yet and and so it was done it was like a

nice easy all we had to do is get the people in the right room she was so

apologetic about it saying I'm sorry I didn't know that and I thought well that

really her job to know that I mean I specifically don't want technical people

or developers being QA z' because I know from experience myself when I'm testing

something and developers should test it anyway but when I'm testing something as

a developer a lot of times I go straight for the I try to get really clever with

it I go straight for the sequel injection things or I'll type in funny

characters and I'll try to do all this stuff too or stress test the

app and I'll miss something completely blatantly obvious like a button has the

wrong text on it or it's not lined up or something like that so it's good to have

somebody from in my experience my QA tester I want them to be as close to

the end user as possible so I wasn't really upset that that was done but it

was just one of these kind of things where you learn about it and it's funny

just as a developers we have to be multilingual we have to think in two

different languages and I suppose doctors are the same doctors have their

technical language we have our technical language and anyway just something to

think about that I tell you guys about that today I thought it was kind of

funny even maybe a little annoying but still kind of funny anyway that is it

for today I'll talk to you guys again tomorrow

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Making Your Business Autopilot | David - Duration: 1:01.

Hi guys! Good morning!

I'm David from Jakarta, Indonesia.

Today I'll share about an interesting topic,

and that is how make your business

and my business to become autopilot.

Maybe some of you wonder,

what is autopilot business?

It's simple.

If you see, there are two kinds of businessmen in this world.

Businessmen who constantly works,

and without them, the business isn't running.

While there is a businessperson,

even when they're on vacation,

exercising, anywhere,

their business is running automatically.

We call that autopilot business.

And autopilot business is very fun and exciting.

Do you want to know how?

Watch my webinar,

on January 22, 2019,

19.00 Western Indonesia time.

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Today's Role of Social Media in 60 Seconds - Duration: 1:37.

Everybody and their mother talks about social media and everybody wants, you know,

a gazillion followers and everybody wants all this kind of stuff blah-blah

-blah blah blah but you know? Here's deal: social media is the watercooler

of our culture.

Don't use social media as something that you're gonna rely on. Don't use social

media as sort of like this little — this little band-aid — to kind of like make

yourself feel, "Oh I've spoken to someone who I tweeted to! Somebody who someone

messaged me back!" Social media is a TOOL for connectivity.

It's NOT something to just go to because "I'm feeling lonely" when it comes to

social media. Own the interaction! Don't just show up like: it'll work. Cool. Or

where you like, "Oops, oh hi Joey or Mary or Adam or Sue!" Show

up with authenticity and be real. Respect the medium. Respect to the avenue.

Respect the communication channels and realize that if you're showing up, you're

there to add value, not just there to take. Social media is (there) for you to GIVE, not

just for you to take and receive...

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