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My website is hosted on AWS. My marketing pages are hosted on HubSpot. I have CNAME records that point to both hosts (www.mypage.com -> AWS and info.mypage.com -> HubSpot).
Q1: Is the search rankings for pages on info.mypage.com also giving credit to my main site? That is, if my landing pages are doing well, does Google raise the ranking for my main site?
Q2: If I move my marketing stuff to AWS, will Google reset my search ranking? Or does it follow the new CNAME alias, thus giving my landing pages the same value in searches?
No. Each page is ranked on its own merits. (But when it comes to spam and quality control having poor/low quality content on other pages on your site can hurt the overall site's rankings).
If your URLs do not change then this should be transparent to the search engines.
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I would like to use google analytics only for grab technical informations of my visitors, for example browser used, resolution of the display, languages, number of users connected at time, urls visited etc.
I don't want to worry my users about gdpr, cookies and other legal stuffs, because i don't want to track them, i need only technical informations.
In this article i read i can deactivate the use of cookies so, even every visits will be unique, i will don't need to ask for cookies acceptance anymore.
this can be sufficient to avoid asking to my visitors about permission relateed to cookies , tracking or gdpr?
thanks
The Google Analytics cookie is first party. You have to use IP Anonymization (or IP masking) in Analytics so your cookie can be assimilated to technical cookies.
ATTENTION: not all privacy guarantors agree with this statement.
If you use Google Analytics 4 the IP anonymization is already automatic.
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I'm about to release my django app to the world, but I'm worried about the admin tab. What are some best practices for keeping the admin secure?
I saw thiswebsite . It mentioned changing the admin url among other things. Are there any other best practices?
There are a few good methods, try this one from this blog - Limit Admin Access Based on IP - tech.marksblogg.com
Something less sophisticated like a fake Django admin login screen page django-admin-honeypot.
and of course - It is always better for security to deploy your site behind HTTPS. Deploy your site behind HTTPS, it's easy to implement and it's free Certbot, just choose software and system and you're ready to go.
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As the title says, Will my site performance will get affected If I'm storing more cookies for one domain with larger values(say I'm utilizing allowed size for one cookie 4kb)?
I just want know how cookie affects the performance if the answer is Yes.
Long before me too was investigating on this after seeing the profile audit on chrome console for my web site.
HTTP cookies are used for a variety of reasons such as
authentication and personalization.Information about cookies
is exchanged in the HTTP headers between web servers and browsers.
It's important to keep the size of cookies as low as possible to
minimize the impact on the user's response time.
For more information check "When the Cookie Crumbles" by Tenni Theurer and Patty Chi. The take-home of this research:
Eliminate unnecessary cookies
Keep cookie sizes as low as possible to minimize the impact on the
user response time
Be mindful of setting cookies at the appropriate domain level so
other sub-domains are not affected
Set an Expires date appropriately. An earlier Expires date or none
removes the cookie sooner, improving the user response time
http://developer.yahoo.com/performance/rules.html
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I have already registered as a Facebook Developer but i am not finding any app id and secret key . Can Anyone help me ??
The list of all your apps and their settings (including id and secret) is here:
https://developers.facebook.com/apps
You may want to check out some tutorials about facebook apps, for example:
http://www.emanueleferonato.com/2009/09/20/developing-a-facebook-application-for-absolute-beginners/
Also, the official documentation is not that bad, but pretty big:
https://developers.facebook.com/docs/
You will find a developer link at the bottom of the page, after opening it you will find apps link at top right of page, click it to see your apps detail.
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simple way is just login to facebook and copy below link to your browser.
https://developers.facebook.com/apps
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l want to private shopping with Open cart. How?
OpenCart does not have a feature that enables you to set the shop up to require a username and password before accessing the shop.
You can configure it to require a log-in before check-out, and also to log-in before showing prices. From the admin interface...
Login Display Prices:
Only show prices when a customer is logged in.
yes/no
Guest Checkout:
Allow customers to checkout without creating an account. This will not be available when a downloadable product is in the shopping cart.
yes/no
However, although OpenCart doesn't provide the functionality you're looking for, it'd be easy to add with an OpenCart extension. You could write one, or it looks like there is one in the OpenCart extensions directory already, see http://www.opencart.com/index.php?route=extension/extension/info&extension_id=6230