Suggestion: do one dom

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  1. #1
    Hi,

    I am tracking several domains but don
     
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  2. digitalpoint

    digitalpoint Overlord of no one Staff

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    #2
    Not currently, but I'm planning on adding it when I get around to it.

    - Shawn
     
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    You can always get another Google API and another digipoint login. One Google API per email address, since I have an unlimited number of email addresses, I use one email address/api per domain
     
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    #4
    Keep in mind doing that violates Google TOS though.

    - Shawn
     
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    Please correct me if I'm wrong here... but getting a unique API for each new website with say an email at that website is okay. However, if I get 10 APIs for 10 different emails at my one website for the purpose of tracking the one that is not allowed. I dont see how having an API for each site is any different than if it were ten different owners each getting one API for their site...

    Thoughts?
     
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    #6
    Their terms allow one API per person, not website.

    - Shawn
     
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