- How to Set Up Google Analytics for durumis
- This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to set up Google Analytics for your durumis site. We'll cover everything from account creation and web stream setup to data collection.
FAQ
Q. I'm trying to write a post, but I can't see the [Write Post] button.
A. It seems you're trying to write a post on mobile. Writing posts is currently only available on a PC. We plan to support mobile writing in the future.
Q. Why does it say [Beta]? Will it become a paid service once it's the official version?
A. It was a beta service because many features were lacking. This post has been updated, and the service is now officially available. Becoming the official version does not mean it will become a paid service; it's freeto use.
Q. I just posted a piece, but when I check the translation, it says there's no post.
A. It takes approximately 5 to 30 minutes for the translated post to appear after you upload the original. This is because the generative AI has many tasks to perform, including translation, summarization, topic generation, and preview generation. Please be patient.
Q. Is there no statistics available?
A. We plan to provide this in the future; data is continuously being accumulated. For now, you can link to [Google Analytics], so please refer to that program.
Q. Is this different from the [Google Translate] in [Google Chrome]?
A. There are two major differences.
- When the post is in English, it will not show up if you search in Spanish, Korean, Japanese, etc. In other words, Google search traffic is meaningless. However, if the post itself is written in Spanish, Korean, Japanese, etc. from the beginning, it will show up well in search results.
- Although upgrades are planned, Google Translate currently uses machine translation, which is closer to literal translation. Generative AI translation is interpretive, focusing on conveying meaning.
Q. If I write in Korean, can I edit the English translated post?
A. Only the original text can be edited; the translated text cannot be edited. You can either appropriately revise the original text or, since the AI doesn't always translate the same way, [edit the post] and [publish] it again.
Q. Since it translates into multiple languages, where can I see the translated content?
A. There are three ways.
- In the domain, you'll see things like /ko, /ja, /es, /nl. You can change the language code this way. Of course, this is a difficult method.
- The following video shows two methods. (Be sure to turn on the subtitles).
Please be sure to turn on the [subtitle] function. Subtitle support is available in 18 languages. If you click [Subscribe] and [Like], you will receive notifications of new updates via YouTube, so please click the [Subscribe] button in the upper left corner ^^
Q. There's no comment function.
A. The comment function will be added according to priority. Internally, we consider it a necessary function.
Q. Is there no scheduled publishing function?
A. (This post has been updated) Scheduled publishing is now available. Refer to the update information.
Q. There's no reporting function either.
A. Yes, currently there isn't one. This is a top-priority function. There are many missing features because it's a beta version, but we plan to update them step by step.
Q. Can I hide a published post?
A. Currently, you cannot hide a published post. If you only [save] it, the post will not be published and will remain in the draft. You cannot hide posts that have already been published, but we are considering a future feature update.
Q. The main page seems too monotonous.
A. Since there aren't many posts yet, it is currently structured simply based on the latest posts. In the future, it will be organized with various topics and interesting stories, including recommended and latest posts.
Q. Where are the durumis servers located?
A. durumis uses Google's cloud platform.
Servers are located in Northeast Asia, Southeast Asia, South Asia, Europe, the East Coast of the US, the West Coast of the US, and South America. When a reader accesses a post, they connect to the nearest server to retrieve the post and images. If the nearest server is down or experiencing high traffic, it will automatically retrieve data from the next nearest server.
This is naturally much faster and more stable than services with servers concentrated in one location.
Q. I wrote and published a post, but it wasn't translated.
A. One of two problems:
1. When you post in a language different from the current page's language
This error occurs if you write and publish in Spanish on an English page, or in English on a Korean page. In other words, if you write and publish in a language different from the displayed page's language. In this case, a popup window appears when you click [Save]; select the language in this popup window.
You can select the writing language when the popup appears
2. If the language of the writing page and the actual writing language are the same, but the translation isn't done, it's an error.
Please report the bug. ( help@durumis.com )
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