> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://help.takulabs.io/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://help.takulabs.io/marketing.md).

# Marketing

- [Be Found Online Locally](https://help.takulabs.io/marketing/be-found-online-locally.md): This section explains how TAKU helps you be found online by nearby local shoppers.
- [Google My Business](https://help.takulabs.io/marketing/be-found-online-locally/google-my-business.md): This article will guide you on how to connect your TAKU Retail store with your Google My Business account.
- [Google Product Listings](https://help.takulabs.io/marketing/be-found-online-locally/google-product-listings.md): This article will guide you on how to submit products in your TAKU Retail store to your Google Merchant Centre account.
- [Live Chat](https://help.takulabs.io/marketing/untitled.md)
- [Facebook Messenger Live Chat](https://help.takulabs.io/marketing/untitled/adding-facebook-messenger-live-chat.md): Find out how you can add Facebook Messenger to your online store and chat with customers in real-time.
- [Tracking Online Traffic](https://help.takulabs.io/marketing/tracking-online-traffic.md): This section covers how to track marketing in your online store.
- [Facebook Pixel](https://help.takulabs.io/marketing/tracking-online-traffic/adding-a-facebook-pixel.md): Find out how you can install the Facebook pixel and track customer behaviour on your TAKU eCommerce store.
- [Google Analytics](https://help.takulabs.io/marketing/tracking-online-traffic/connecting-google-analytics.md): Find out how you can connect your Google Analytics account to your online store.


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