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Have you ever come across some cooly formatted nugget on the Web and wondered how they did that? Well, you can find out exactly how anything was formatted by using Chrome Developer Tools to not only view the site's CSS but also modify it AND then save the CSS to use on your own site.
Have you ever come across some cooly formatted nugget on the Web and wondered how they did that? Well, you can find out exactly how anything was formatted by using Chrome Developer Tools to not only view the site's CSS but also modify it AND then save the CSS to use on your own site.
![Regex for Marketers in Plain English with Real World Examples [VIDEO]](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/4BXD6iWmkCA/mqdefault.jpg "Regex for Marketers in Plain English with Real World Examples [VIDEO]
Link to blog post: http://bit.ly/regex4marketers. Breakdown of video with links to each section (regex character) 👇.
Are you intimidated by regular expressions? Just think of them as filters on that would fail a blood test. No but seriously, regex enables you to filter using patterns. For each one I share gotchas, easy ways to understand what they do, and practical examples of tasks you can accomplish with regex. Make sure you pull the lists from my blog post if you want to follow along! Over the next few videos Ill show examples for how you can use regex in Google Analytics, Google Docs, Google Sheets, Tableau, SQL, and Screaming Frog.
Breakdown of Regex Characters in Order of Appearance:
00:34 - |
04:00 - .
04:00 - *
04:00 - +
06:18 - [ ]
06:18 -
09:37 - d
10:55 - ?
14:09 - { }
15:50 - ^
15:50 - w
19:20 - ( )
22:08 - $
24:51 - [^ ]
29:26 - s
Additional Exercises
34:21 - Britney Spears Misspellings
38:21 - URIs with Query Parameters in GA
41:23 - Filter for Search Terms with 3 Words in GA
43:08 - Identify Staging Servers in GA
44:14 - Extract Zip Codes")
