My partner and I are comparing properties near Willow Street and want to add an extra gravel parking pad. Does the township enforce strict impervious coverage limits on agricultural-adjacent residential lots or is it a simple zoning permit?
ok so i've been self conscious about my smile for years and i think i'm finally ready to actually do something about it 😅
had one consultation already and honestly it felt like i was buying a car, guy had a whole package ready before he even properly looked at my teeth.
I just want my teeth to look more even and get rid of some discoloration that's been bothering me forever. not sure if that's veneers or bonding or what, i don't really know enough to even ask the right questions yet.
anyone in Harlem have a great cosmetic dentist/office they go to?
I've been trying to set up a separate WhatsApp account for my freelance work so I don't have to give clients my personal number. I tried a few free VOIP apps but WhatsApp immediately flags them as invalid before I can even receive SMS online. Has anyone found a reliable virtual phone number for WhatsApp that doesn't trigger their spam filters? I'm tired of getting locked out.
We all have our wishlists. For me, it's a faster way to upload creative variations especially when I'm testing 10+ new concepts at once. The current process in Ads Manager feels so clunky for something that should be straightforward. I swear I spend more time clicking through dropdowns than actually thinking about strategy.
I've been using a tool called Blip that handles the bulk of this way more smoothly. But it still makes me wonder if Meta actually gave us a decent native solution, what would that even look like? What's the one feature that would make your life 10x easier? Maybe a better way to manage creative assets, or a one-click way to duplicate ads with new media?
AI SaaS, around 40 customers. Our token spend tripled in six months and the invoice is one number. We run separate API keys per customer which gives us usage, not dollars, so every month someone takes the total bill and applies a distribution factor in a spreadsheet. I'm now fairly sure a couple of our biggest accounts are unprofitable and I can't prove it. What's your setup? Logging every request? A proxy? Something off the shelf?
We're a small agency managing 4-5 mid-size accounts, and the time spent in Ads Manager is getting out of hand, especially when we have to upload the same set of creatives across multiple ad sets. I'm looking at solutions like Blip and some others, but the monthly subscription feels like another line item to justify.
For other agency owners here, have you actually seen a measurable ROI from these tools? Does the time saved genuinely translate to more profit or better work, or is it just a minor convenience?
With tools that automate the nitty-gritty of ad launches and even give one-click recommendations on what to scale or pause, I feel like the media buyer role is shifting. It's less about who can launch ads the fastest and more about who has the best creative instinct.
For example, I'm using Blip to handle all the technical setup which is giving me more time to focus on big-picture stuff. Is this the new normal? What skills are you focusing on developing to stay ahead of the curve in the next 5 years?
ok so ive been going down a rabbit hole on these done-for-you job search companies and joinrelentless keeps coming up. from what i can tell they basically apply to jobs for you and email hiring managers as if they're you, then you pay a chunk upfront plus a % when you actually land something.
has anyone here actually done it start to finish? mostly trying to work out whether all that volume turns into real interviews or if its just throwing stuff at the wall and seeing what sticks. would rather hear from people who've used it than sit through a sales call tbh
I'm looking at freshwater canal lots in central Cape Coral and need extra dock space. How far from property lines must a lift be placed and does the city require Army Corps clearance for interior canals?
Considering an older house on a larger parcel in Pleasant Valley with room to put up a horse barn or workshop. Do Truckee Meadows regional planning guidelines require special use permits for secondary structures or is it handled through standard county zoning? Ty
Hi everyone, I’m trying to help someone find an attorney in Florida who speaks Haitian Creole or has Creole speaking staff.
We’re still determining the specific type of legal assistance they may need, so recommendations for attorneys or reliable directories covering different practice areas would be appreciated. A location in South Florida would be ideal, but we’re open to suggestions anywhere in the state.
Does anyone know where we should start looking? Thank you
We’ve had solid growth over the past couple of years, but recently it feels like we’ve hit a ceiling, especially as we’ve expanded into a few international markets. Sales are still coming in, but our ad performance has become much less predictable across regions, and even small improvements now require a lot more effort than they used to.
For those who’ve dealt with similar challenges in international expansion, did bringing in a performance marketing agency help you break through that plateau? I came across Flighted while researching options, but I’m curious whether agencies actually bring fresh, market-specific insights across different countries, or if it’s mostly about tighter day-to-day campaign management.
I've always liked keeping things in-house because I know the business better than anyone else, but lately I'm wondering if I'm actually holding us back. I spend hours tweaking campaigns every week, and I'm not convinced it's the best use of my time anymore.
For those who've worked with a paid advertising agency, what convinced you to make the switch? Flighted is one of the agencies I've been looking into, but I'd rather hear from people who've already gone down this path before reaching out.
looking at a custom property near DC ranch that needs backyard hardscaping updates and a pool expansion. does the city of scottsdale ESLO ordinance require a plant inventory permit before moving mature saguaros or ocotillos on private lots?
looking at a small 4-unit condo rowhome near logan circle and trying to figure out if the reserve fund is healthy enough for upcoming roof work. does the board usually provide the full structural report during disclosures or do buyers need to request that separately?
thinking about converting our old oil boiler to a multi-zone cold-climate mini-split system. does national grid require a post-installation technical audit before releasing the mass save rebate check, or is contractor documentation enough?
Exploring older bungalows near Sloan's Lake and noticed several homes listed with original galvanized water lines. Does Denver Water automatically replace customer-side lead service lines free of charge under their replacement program, or is the seller required to replace the line before closing?
heads up for restaurant owners eyeing those "done for you" direct mail postcard services. went down the rabbit hole comparing them to diy.
the typical "0.99 a postcard delivered" deal is a 200-300% markup over doing it yourself. they design, print and mail off their own template you can barely customize, and their "targeted lists" are usually plain eddm routes you can pull yourself free.
diy breakdown. canva design free. print the postcards at 0.20-0.30 each at 1000. usps eddm postage 0.20 each. all in around 0.40-0.50 a card. on the print side i compared two, uprinting was smooth and the site walks you through eddm specs which is genuinely helpful if its your first drop. i use 4over4 mostly cuz the loyalty coins stack on reorders and the free samples let me match the stock, but uprinting is the easier first-timer experience honestly.
so the done for you services charge an extra 0.50 a card to pick an eddm route usps hands you free in 5 minutes. spend an hour in canva and an hour in the usps eddm tool and you cut the cost in half.
Looking at a condo unit near Whistler Village and trying to understand the difference between Phase 1 and Phase 2 covenants for personal use versus short-term rental management. Does Phase 2 restrict how many days you can stay in your own unit during peak winter months? What should a prospective owner keep in mind before putting in an offer?