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google search campaign, max clicks strategy, advertising health service for a certain insurance provider. A niche that returns a pretty high CTR at about 17% on average. This was a new account that I didnt bother setting up conversions because the calls/emails were flowing at a PPC that I was happy with. That was until I added conversions to take advantage of a $600 credit offered. I added conversions tracking based on direct google ad calls, calls from the website, and contact form submission and suddenly the actual calls and emails plummeted even thought the CTR has remained the same and I kept max clicks strategy. I'm talking 4-5 leads a day on a $20/day budget to 0-1 leads a day and its been 2 weeks so far of this with the last week upping the daily budget to $40/day.

I am at a loss to why this is happening, any ideas?

Was at Victoria gardens the other day and noticed it was closed. I think they were the only aritisinal/made to order donut shop in the IE that I know of and couldn't survive while the countless donut shops serving the same generic unremarkable donuts keep humming along?

I want to do some homemade lobster rolls but don't recall ever seeing those split top lobster roll buns that restaurants use in grocery stores. Anyone know where I may find some?

Never got on any socal trains before but was thinking of taking a ride to San Clemente pier as an out the box family excursion. I was curious of the logistics of jumping on the Metrolink with a beach wagon full of chairs, cooler, boogie board, etc... like is that doing too much or even allowed on the train?

I will be driving in to the seabird for vacation and will stay in that immediate vicinity for the entire stay so I was thinking of grabbing brunch/lunch on my way there. Anything noteworthy of trying before I get to the Seabird?

Thanks

I'm having a birthday soon but looks like I'll have my kids with me. So looking for something nice and trendy yet still welcomes kids with a kid menu. Id prefer the food to be like a modern American vibe where there's something for everyone. Also a place that can accommodate a party of 8.

Saint and Second and Granville comes to mind but I been to both several times so looking to try something new.

All suggestions are welcome, thanks.

I booked this room with points, Im not a globalist. I called before booking and the front desk person mentioned the suites give club access. However before and after booking I see no mention of this on my reservation. Im trying to make sure I really have it and if not what is the best way to add club access.

Thanks

Daughter wants to play monopoly as a family. I pulled out our board and noticed too much is missing to play so I was thinking instead of getting a new board that will likely get stuff missing again game why not try a pc video game version.

What would be my best options to test out for a 5 player local game?

I love my local planet fitness... 24/7, has squat racks and a few other equipments others may not have but the one gripe is all the people, mostly ladies doing their free form stuff in areas that is too close to other equipment. Particularly the dip bars... Usually someone is uncomfortably close to it but not using it.

Today I was waiting to use it with some woman working out just a few feet away. After it was clear she wasn't using it and wasn't leaving anytime soon I just went for it letting her know I'll be using it and was met with the most evil death stare. Shortly later she leaves, most likely thinking I'm some creep who invaded her space.

Can we please have a space for these people so others can use the gym equipment without these types of incidents?

I bought an unlocked moto 5g power 2024 for my kid assuming it would work with spectrum byod. I plug in imei and nope! I read how in the past you just use a different phone, get the the sim card and put in the phone they claim don't work. Does this still work?

I have a 2 X 2 foot space surrounded by cement. Can I plant a sago palm there? I wouldn't care if the confined space stunts the plants growth I just wouldn't want the roots to mess up the hardscape

I have no bias or allegiance to Temecula but I found my Temecula winery visits much more enjoyable than when I finally visited Napa. The vibe in Temecula is just more fun and inviting, the wineries are more close together to easily hop to several in a day, and while I wont say Temecula has better wines overall, nothing I tried in Napa blew my away in comparison to anything I tried her.