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Good news – let’s get that solution prototype done for today.
Speed and efficiency is the only way this project will succeed.
Good job. Speak soon.
You’re right – it’s an alogrithm that dynamically computes the market pricing based on bids in an auction type of method. Dynamic pricing allows the bidder to lean upon the algorithm to choose the most profitable price, al bit like amn automatic car doesn’t allow ther driver to change gears, but does that ofr them. Making the driving experience less cumbersome less friction easier. however, there is also a case for tighter control for those who know what to do with it and desire more custom handling and choices.
As you said, we need a connector between Gravity Forms the input and Google Sheets the output – I think this will help us, try this add-on, please:
So, as far as I understand for each campaign there is:
1. a range of bids e.g. .66 – .99, i.e. 34 ads … so, like this: .66, .67, .68, .69, .70 …. all the way to .99 (which is 34 bids in that sequence in total).
2. bidding strategies e.g. Fixed bids, Dynamic bids – up and down & Dynamic bids – down only
So, in the case of a campaign that has 34 bids (just like above) and 3x bidding strategies (also like above), you would multiply 3×34=102 ads needed to be generated within that campaign.
Good question – here’s the advice direct from Amazon themselves…
https://advertising.amazon.com/help/GCU2BUWJH2W3A8Z7
(Let me know what you learn.)
Thanks
Indeed, a lead that is precisely what the provider is looking for is key. So, a continual dialogue with providers is important to understand how they are rating the leads we send them. This way we should always be on top of quality and therefore retain their custom.
Exactly – we exclusively use Gravity Forms to implement this system for collection straight through to selling and reporting on our leads.
According to Chris Hajer (Gravity Forms Support Engineer) your best bet is to try using gform_get_form_filter
And it does exactly what it sounds like, it controls the HTML output of any Gravity Form.
Combined with the right PHP command – you will be able to use this filter to instruct any Gravity Form on your site to either ‘display’ or ‘be hidden’ on any particular day of the month…
…question is, what would be the most appropriate PHP command to use?
Any suggestions?
Let me kick off for you –
How about the strtotime function?
Now, we’d love to hear from you!
(Recommended by Gravity Forms Support Engineer: Chris Hajer)
