Articles tagged "Google"

What is data validation in Google Sheets? 

Spreadsheets are anarchy. You can type whatever you want in any cell and no one can stop you. I could write "orange" in a column labeled "birthday" and no one could stop me. Like most freedom, this is great until you make a mess.

Use Google Ads with Zapier to increase ROI

Google Ads campaigns have so many moving parts that it can be hard to keep up. And with all the time and money you invest in your campaigns, it's essential you get the most out of your efforts..

How to automatically save Shopify orders to a Google Sheet

Once you've set up your Shopify store and started taking orders, keeping track of your sales is vital to maintaining a successful business.

How to add Stripe sales as new rows in Google Sheets

Manually logging Stripe transactions is not only tedious, it's also error-prone. Don't worry, automating your bookkeeping—taking those tasks off your plate while reducing errors—is easy.

Connect Typeform to Google Sheets and automatically add responses to a spreadsheet

If you're collecting any information through Typeform, you can count on handy charts and graphs to give you a holistic view of responses. But there are times where it's just easier to see responses in a spreadsheet.

How to use Google Alerts for SEO

One free tool that I think a lot of people take for granted—but that has helped me immensely with my SEO strategy—is Google Alerts.

How to turn off Google's Smart Compose feature

Predictive text has precisely one acceptable use: generating unhinged gibberish for text messages to disturb your friends.    This is wonderful and makes the world a better place. In Gmail and Google Docs, though, predictive text is distracting. 

Why won't Google Docs let me paste without installing an extension? 

You try to paste something in Google Docs. You get a cryptic message instead. Here's why—and how you can get around it.

Google Docs is switching to canvas-based rendering. Here's what that means.

On May 11th, Google announced that Docs is going to start using canvas-based rendering. It's a change that most of us won't be able to see visually, but has huge implications for what's coming next from Google.

You might already be paying for the software you need

Most businesses pay for at least one large software bundle. Whatever bundle you have, there's a good chance there are apps in there you don't know about. And that might mean that you're paying extra for software that you already have access to.