The Core

Hey - I know I'm a bit late, but I'm back from dealing with a family emergency and was delighted to see the update on the IDBuzz progress. Thank you! I'm also disappointed both with the subscription-model services and also the fake noise-making at low speeds. As if our world wasn't noisy enough. Still, it's exciting to follow and I'm excited to see what they end up releasing.

"This is the final exam for democracy."  - Bob Woodward from his Masterclass pitch.

I'd love to join in too! I'd like to be more consistent.

Ergophobe and I tried the time restricted eating thing too, and found it HARD on any days where a commute or traveling was involved, though it was a good way to stop the late night snacking. Tell me more about how you organize around it, Travoli. Maybe I should give it another try.

With the increase in mobile searches my company is seeing an increased number of call conversions rather than online transactions, and the need to track that becomes more pressing.

We can use trackable phone numbers, but as soon as those become prominent on the website it comes into conflict with the Local Search recommendations to have the same number on the website as you have across all of your citation listings. But if it's the same as all your citation listings it doesn't track anything meaningful.

It seems like the solution a few years ago was using javascript to change out the number on the site to something trackable. However, now that Google renders javascript, will that still work? Are the better ways to track phone conversions across different marketing channels?

If you are shock melted, you escape the air blast, AND you don't have to worry about the ear drum rupture. Seems like a good option. 

Good point about local news... We don't, but should reconsider.

Sales and Marketing AI:  http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/14/these-ai-bots-are-so-believable-they-get-more-dates-than-you.html