Kentico Xperience has the capability to gather tons of data about your visitors’ activities including purchases, email interactions, and browsing history. But, how do you sort through these thousands of records to display informative graphs and analyze your campaign effectiveness? This new integration with Looker Studio helps you set up new reports in minutes!

Hi, we have a site which produces both an html sitemap and google xml sitemap, however some pages are missing on the xml sitemap. The two pages are https://www.wiltshirefarmfoods.com/google-sitemap...

Have you ever wondered if that newly published article is available on Google Search? Or why some users are reporting issues when viewing your site on mobile devices? We all know that Google Search Console is an invaluable tool for increasing your site’s visibility and usability, and now you can view it directly within Xperience!

I have used Kentico's code from External authentication on MVC sites. ExternalLoginInfo loginInfo = await AuthenticationManager.GetExternalLoginInfoAsync(); code is always return null.

How do I properly implement code, specifically the meta name, into the header for Kentico 10? My developers and I have tried Google Merchant Center's guidelines to no avail.

Is there a place holder in Kentico to put my google search console metatag on the homepage, so I can do it myself without developer assistance?If yes, where can I find it?Thanks

Ahoy, Kentipeeps!Hope all is well with you!I've decided to come back and revise this question based on some new information.Overview: I've created a simple widget that a content editor can use to a...

HiI was wondering if anyone can help.When we add pdf documents for download from our website, we seem to have a large URL string, which isn't particularly Google friendly, such as : /getattachment/...

Can we deploy kentico application in google cloud with media library integration ????

When it comes to the web, it’s all about speed these days. Sure, flying toasters and embedded videos were all the rage 10 years ago. These days, people want to get to the information they’re looking for quickly, and without the riffraff of extra content. Google figured this out long ago and has steadily been implementing the Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) concept into the industry. By limiting what tags and content can be displayed, Google can ensure a speedy delivery of sites in a predictable manner. In this article, I’ll show you how we converted the Kentico Advantage site to use this new technique.