I was searching for a way to track links posted in an email campaign or a newsletter and I saw that Google Analytics provide us with a great tool for this issue.

You can define your own custom email campaigns to track the efficiency of your emails and improve the ones that fail to get you the desired results based on real reports not on personal opinions.

Now I’ll show you how to edit your links so that they can be tracked by your Google Analytics account:
Normal link example:

http://www.example.com/landing-page.php

Adding charts to your web applications has become more easier than you think. Google Charts API is an excellent free tool that allows you to use almost every type of chart. It’s fast and easy to integrate in your applications. It’s very good documented making the getting used to it process fairly quick.

One of the best things about this API is that you don’t need a key you just type in your charts code and you are ready to go

I’m gone give you some basic examples below to get a feel of what it can do.

Most of the javascript libraries files are more then 100KB in size which makes downloading them quite time consuming not to mention that your band width consumption will suffer.

In order to eliminate these problems you can use Google’s Ajax Libraries API. Google hosts these frequently used files, including the versions of popular javascript frameworks like jQuery MooTools, YUI, Dojo, Prototype, and more.

Here are some of the benefits for using Google’s Ajax Libraries API: