Articles tagged "Google"

The 8 YouTube metrics you should focus on

YouTube analytics can be overwhelming. Here are the metrics that matter.

The Gmail shortcuts you should actually be using to navigate your inbox

No one likes email. We're always looking for ways to spend less time in our inboxes with filters, templates, and auto-replies. But there's another small change you can make to keep your emailing as quick as possible: Gmail shortcuts.

How to add focus time in Google Calendar—and why you should

Here's how to set up focus time on Google Calendar along with a few tips for how you can use it.

GA4 vs. Universal Analytics: What's new in Google Analytics 4?

After moving my own site over and helping several clients migrate, I'm pretty excited about GA4. Here's how it's different from Universal Analytics, and what you can expect from the new platform.

Google Sheets now has a limit of 10 million cells. Here's what that means for you.

They've added 5 million more ways to ruin your spreadsheet.

How to automate a weekly Wordle competition for friends

See how a Zapier employee created a friendly Wordle competition using email and Google Sheets.

Why you should use Instagram collections for your business

There's always fresh content on Instagram, but a lot of great stuff gets lost in the shuffle. When you're using Instagram for your business, you can't afford to doomscroll the day away—so you need to use Instagram's collections feature.

How to turn Google Forms entries into tasks and projects

Because it comes with your Google account, Google Forms is an easy way to ask people for their information or opinions, but how can you ensure you'll act on that information? By sending every response over to your to-do list or task manager.

The only thing better than a spreadsheet is a spreadsheet with Wordle in it

As a part-time spreadsheet artist, I wanted to see if Wordle could be adapted to my medium of choice: Google Sheets. And here's the result: SHEETLE!

How to save URLs to Google Sheets without leaving your browser

If you're anything like me, you use Google Sheets to track all sorts of things. From articles that mention your company, to candidates you want to recruit, to that fun new green screen you want to expense for your home office.