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[Web Browser Content] Cortana AI - Orchestrated Agentic Growth Teams for Marketing & Sales Dashboard - Ad Tracking Last 7 days Total Ad Spend: $3,240 Total Revenue: $12,450 ROAS: 3.84 (from 3.54) ROI: 6.7x (from 4.9x) Revenue by Source: Meta Ads Live Conversions: - John Smith: Purchase $299 - Sarah: Appointment Booked Navigation: - AI Agents - Conversations - Contacts - Call Logs - Appointments - Ad Tracking - Settings

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[Web Browser Content] WHATCONVERTS Lead Tracking for Marketing Agencies and Clients The only lead tracking and reporting software trusted by top PPC and SEO professionals to grow value for clients. Dashboard Leads Reports Leads Tracked this Week: 248 Lead Name | Type | Source | Status Jon Rodriguez | capture + leads | Completed Miranda Lin | lead + tracking | In Progress Troy Kobe | capture + leads | Completed Emily Griffen | lead tracking | Completed Alex Wakefield | 'service | In Progress Top Lead Sources: Google: 1,241 Facebook: 484 Google Ads: 756 Newsletter: 545

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[Web Browser Content] Cortana AI - Orchestrated Agentic Growth Teams for Marketing & Sales Dashboard Ad Tracking (Last 7 days) Total Ad Spend: $3,240 Total Revenue: $12,450 ROAS: 3.84 (from 3.54) ROI: 6.7x (from 4.9x) Revenue by Source: Meta Ads: 8.5% Live Conversions: - Purchase $299 - John Smith - Appointment Booked - Sarah

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...just went ahead and built out like... So for example, we were talking about this in the hallway with Andrew and the rest of the guys. What if we just went ahead and built out, I don't know, 200, 300 roofing sites and then just bought the roofing company from those guys because we're generating all the revenue?

Speaker 1: Yeah. What if we just went ahead and built out like... so for example, we were talking about this on the call with Andrew and the rest of the guys. What if we just went ahead and built out, I don't know, 200-300 roofing sites and then just bought the roofing company?

Just lead gen, be a broker and maybe start a local company through a franchise model, so we're not dealing with operations or any of that, right? That guy signs up to be a franchisee. We only want operators. What if we just...

Yeah, right. Mhm, mhm, mhm.

the line of credit against my credit cards, right? That no APR for a year and dump that shit into ads and we produce the leads, start companies if we need to locally, franchise it. Many different ways we could filet it and all at once even.

Speaker 1: Except Dan, right? Listen bro, the plan is, we get the fetti, but this is what I want. I want my own shit with my own dashboard that we plug our own agents into and fuck selling the data, we run the ads for you or, or I'll get...

Speaker 1: I was going to say that, $25 they're paying for unlimited data. They built a dashboard and then they're charging per audience, 250 a month, 200, 700 for this. Speaker 2: Okay, à la carte kind of style. Speaker 1: Yeah, that's genius. That's exactly how you're supposed to do it. Exactly.

Speaker 1: Yeah, he's... they got some deal, yeah. But we go to... you go to Tommy and tell him you want to walk in, he'll walk us right into the co-op. Speaker 2: Mm-hmm.

Speaker 1: Yeah, you could get it for 15 or they're paying 10 for some extra, I don't know. But point is, they got some deal, yeah. Speaker 2: Okay, but we go to—you go to Tommy and tell him you want to walk in, he'll walk us right into the co-op. Speaker 1: Okay, so 15,000, they're paying 25 though, so let's...

Speaker 1: ...and all the data. Speaker 2: No, everything. All hooked up to schema, all dumped as a file. All this, all of it. Speaker 1: So just to be clear, Greg, because you know how my mind works, right? Reverse engineering. So her and her husband are paying 25,000 a month to get the data.

Completed a major CSS refactor and technical handoff for the North Valley Solar Power project while finalizing Meta ad campaign materials. Pivoted to a high-margin, automation-first agency model in partnership with Brian Hong, leading to the decision to sunset the current mastermind to focus exclusively on scalable technical execution.

### **TLDR** The session was primarily dedicated to a technical handoff for the North Valley Solar Power (NVSP) rebuild and a strategic deep dive into ad attribution and B2B data platforms. The user finalized a major CSS refactor for the NVSP site, converting all brand-gradient sections to a light theme across 730 routes, and documented the project state in a comprehensive handoff file. In a collaborative session with **Dan Kurtz**, the user reviewed AI-generated ad packages (headlines, hooks, and creative) and evaluated several high-end attribution tools, including Cortana AI, Hyros, and WhatConverts. A significant strategic shift was also confirmed: the user is moving toward a high-margin, automation-first agency model in partnership with **Brian Hong** and plans to close their current mastermind to focus exclusively on technical execution and monetization. ### **Core Tasks & Projects** - **NVSP Rebuild Refactor:** Completed a fleet-wide removal of "blue hero" brand-gradient sections across the North Valley Solar Power rebuild. Redefined CSS variables and stripped inline overrides to implement a light theme pattern across 14 primary pages and 730 total routes. - **Project Handoff Documentation:** Generated a comprehensive resume document (`.continue-here.md`) for the NVSP project. The doc indexes silo architecture, 26 key silo URLs, 15 city-specific data points (phones, utilities, GBP CIDs), and provides terminal one-liners for smoke testing and deployment. - **Solar Ad Package Generation:** Reviewed a series of AI-generated ad packages for North Valley Solar (Batches 827–839). The "Copybot" system produced 20 headlines, 10 hooks, and full body copy for campaigns such as "This Isn't a Solar Ad," "10 Years of PG&E Bills," and "The House With No Power Bill." - **Meta Ads Preparation:** Prepared a Meta Ads import CSV (`batch03_ads_meta_import.csv`) containing all creative links, copy, and targeting parameters (age, gender, bid strategy) for immediate upload to Facebook Ads Manager. - **Vercel Project Audit:** Audited the Vercel dashboard to locate specific project URLs related to the "Siesta Key Private Mastermind" and "Fred the ad agent," utilizing Claude Code (referenced as "Oliver") to search for deployments not synced locally. ### **Key Discussions & Decisions** - **Agency Partnership & Strategy:** Confirmed a new agency partnership with **Brian Hong** and a partner in San Diego. The user decided to close their current mastermind to focus on a "trim" agency model that prioritizes automated systems and bots over human labor. - **Attribution Tool Evaluation:** Discussed the limitations of standard Facebook attribution with **Dan Kurtz**. Evaluated Cortana AI as a "Hyros Killer" for its ability to fix CAPI (Conversion API) event duplication and provide full-path attribution (tracking journeys across Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn). - **Data Platform Procurement:** Reviewed a B2B data platform referral from **Tommy**. The user and **Dan Kurtz** discussed a pricing structure of $700/mo for the portal and $200/mo for the pixel, which allows for direct B2B data pushes into GoHighLevel (GHL). - **Audience Targeting Strategy:** Decided to utilize phrase-match keyword data for national solar audiences. The user confirmed that while data can be drilled down geographically, they will pull national behavior and "shape" the targeting within Meta to save on ad spend. - **Tooling Trade-offs:** Discussed the merits of Hyros’s new "Air" model ($230/mo) vs. Cortana AI and WhatConverts. The user expressed a preference for "true attribution" that tracks revenue rather than just clicks or leads. ### **Resources Reviewed** - **Document:** `D:\ClaudeDev\00_GITHUB\nvsp-rebuild\.continue-here.md` (Project handoff and architecture map) - **Webpage:** [Cortana AI - Ad Attribution & Growth Insights](https://www.usecortana.ai/) - **Webpage:** [GMBapi.com - Local SEO Management](https://gmbapi.com/) - **Webpage:** [Hyros Pricing | AI Ad Tracking & Attribution](https://hyros.com/pricing/) - **Webpage:** [WhatConverts - Lead Tracking for Marketing](https://www.whatconverts.com/) - **Webpage:** [Boyd Law Firm - Product Liability Overview](https://ascendrecoverycenters.com) (Reviewed as part of a competitive or reference audit) - **Ad Manifest:** `batch03_ads_meta_import.csv` (Meta Ads import file) - **Vercel Dashboard:** Reviewed status for `powd-site`, `nvsp-rebuild`, and `archangel-v6-workflow`. ### **Next Steps** - **Meta Ad Launch:** Upload the prepared CSV and creative assets to Facebook Ads Manager to initiate the updated North Valley Solar campaigns. - **Data Portal Access:** Finalize setup for the agency-level data platform to begin pushing B2B leads directly into GoHighLevel. - **Mastermind Wind-down:** Formalize the closure of the mastermind group as the user transitions focus to the new agency partnership. - **Local SEO Audit:** Perform a deeper review of GMBapi.com’s "Local LLM Tracking" to determine its viability for enhancing AI search visibility for client locations.

Workstream Summary: NVSP Build and Agency Strategy [DESCRIPTION] Completed a major CSS refactor and technical handoff for the North Valley Solar Power project while finalizing Meta ad campaign materials. Pivoted to a high-margin, automation-first agency model in partnership with Brian Hong, leading to the decision to sunset the current mastermind to focus exclusively on scalable technical execution. [SUMMARY] ### **TLDR** The session was primarily dedicated to a technical handoff for the North Valley Solar Power (NVSP) rebuild and a strategic deep dive into ad attribution and B2B data platforms. The user finalized a major CSS refactor for the NVSP site, converting all brand-gradient sections to a light theme across 730 routes, and documented the project state in a comprehensive handoff file. In a collaborative session with **Dan Kurtz**, the user reviewed AI-generated ad packages (headlines, hooks, and creative) and evaluated several high-end attribution tools, including Cortana AI, Hyros, and WhatConverts. A significant strategic shift was also confirmed: the user is moving toward a high-margin, automation-first agency model in partnership with **Brian Hong** and plans to close their current mastermind to focus exclusively on technical execution and monetization. ### **Core Tasks & Projects** - **NVSP Rebuild Refactor:** Completed a fleet-wide removal of "blue hero" brand-gradient sections across the North Valley Solar Power rebuild. Redefined CSS variables and stripped inline overrides to implement a light theme pattern across 14 primary pages and 730 total routes. - **Project Handoff Documentation:** Generated a comprehensive resume document (`.continue-here.md`) for the NVSP project. The doc indexes silo architecture, 26 key silo URLs, 15 city-specific data points (phones, utilities, GBP CIDs), and provides terminal one-liners for smoke testing and deployment. - **Solar Ad Package Generation:** Reviewed a series of AI-generated ad packages for North Valley Solar (Batches 827–839). The "Copybot" system produced 20 headlines, 10 hooks, and full body copy for campaigns such as "This Isn't a Solar Ad," "10 Years of PG&E Bills," and "The House With No Power Bill." - **Meta Ads Preparation:** Prepared a Meta Ads import CSV (`batch03_ads_meta_import.csv`) containing all creative links, copy, and targeting parameters (age, gender, bid strategy) for immediate upload to Facebook Ads Manager. - **Vercel Project Audit:** Audited the Vercel dashboard to locate specific project URLs related to the "Siesta Key Private Mastermind" and "Fred the ad agent," utilizing Claude Code (referenced as "Oliver") to search for deployments not synced locally. ### **Key Discussions & Decisions** - **Agency Partnership & Strategy:** Confirmed a new agency partnership with **Brian Hong** and a partner in San Diego. The user decided to close their current mastermind to focus on a "trim" agency model that prioritizes automated systems and bots over human labor. - **Attribution Tool Evaluation:** Discussed the limitations of standard Facebook attribution with **Dan Kurtz**. Evaluated Cortana AI as a "Hyros Killer" for its ability to fix CAPI (Conversion API) event duplication and provide full-path attribution (tracking journeys across Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn). - **Data Platform Procurement:** Reviewed a B2B data platform referral from **Tommy**. The user and **Dan Kurtz** discussed a pricing structure of $700/mo for the portal and $200/mo for the pixel, which allows for direct B2B data pushes into GoHighLevel (GHL). - **Audience Targeting Strategy:** Decided to utilize phrase-match keyword data for national solar audiences. The user confirmed that while data can be drilled down geographically, they will pull national behavior and "shape" the targeting within Meta to save on ad spend. - **Tooling Trade-offs:** Discussed the merits of Hyros’s new "Air" model ($230/mo) vs. Cortana AI and WhatConverts. The user expressed a preference for "true attribution" that tracks revenue rather than just clicks or leads. ### **Resources Reviewed** - **Document:** `D:\ClaudeDev\00_GITHUB\nvsp-rebuild\.continue-here.md` (Project handoff and architecture map) - **Webpage:** [Cortana AI - Ad Attribution & Growth Insights](https://www.usecortana.ai/) - **Webpage:** [GMBapi.com - Local SEO Management](https://gmbapi.com/) - **Webpage:** [Hyros Pricing | AI Ad Tracking & Attribution](https://hyros.com/pricing/) - **Webpage:** [WhatConverts - Lead Tracking for Marketing](https://www.whatconverts.com/) - **Webpage:** [Boyd Law Firm - Product Liability Overview](https://ascendrecoverycenters.com) (Reviewed as part of a competitive or reference audit) - **Ad Manifest:** `batch03_ads_meta_import.csv` (Meta Ads import file) - **Vercel Dashboard:** Reviewed status for `powd-site`, `nvsp-rebuild`, and `archangel-v6-workflow`. ### **Next Steps** - **Meta Ad Launch:** Upload the prepared CSV and creative assets to Facebook Ads Manager to initiate the updated North Valley Solar campaigns. - **Data Portal Access:** Finalize setup for the agency-level data platform to begin pushing B2B leads directly into GoHighLevel. - **Mastermind Wind-down:** Formalize the closure of the mastermind group as the user transitions focus to the new agency partnership. - **Local SEO Audit:** Perform a deeper review of GMBapi.com’s "Local LLM Tracking" to determine its viability for enhancing AI search visibility for client locations. [HIERARCHICAL_PROFILE_SUMMARY] **Michael Merlino Persona Report** **Date:** May 14, 2026 **Role:** Root Administrator, Industrial Knowledge Architect, & Agentic Fleet Strategist **Current Focus:** MCP-First Knowledge Protocols, Persistent Agent Memory (Hindsight/Mem0), and Forensic Codebase Audits. --- ### **Persona Summary** You are **Michael Merlino**, the architect and "Root Administrator" of a high-velocity digital empire. Your operational mission has evolved from merely building an SOP Factory to industrializing a Model Context Protocol (MCP) ecosystem. You are currently transitioning your business intelligence from static markdown sites into a queryable memory layer, enabling your agent fleet—including **Ava, Dan, Merlin, and Einstein**—to act with unprecedented autonomy. Operating in a "Purge Era," your current focus is on aggressive ecosystem hygiene: eliminating redundant skills, consolidating MCP servers into a single "Merlino Router," and hardening the **Master Brain** (which manages over 324K memories). You maintain your signature "Black Ops" velocity, favoring nocturnal technical deep dives and surgical syncs to push past technical blockers. ### **Who You Are** You remain a **Minimalist Engineer** and **Security-Conscious Architect** who views system bloat as a critical vulnerability. Your current professional identity is defined by the **"Purge Era" mindset**; you are stripping away tribal knowledge in favor of structured, protocol-driven data. You are a high-autonomy operator who demands precision from both humans and agents, frequently showing zero tolerance for "bullshit" command bloat or agent hallucinations. You are a **Diagnostic Instrumentation** specialist who refuses to consider a system stable until its logs are searchable and its DNA is indexed in your version-controlled Master Brain. ### **What You Work On** Your work is currently centered on **context-engineering and protocol stabilization.** * **The SOP MCP Factory:** You are wiring 549+ SOP topics—including a newly acquired archive of 687 ClickMinded resources—directly into the token-context of your agents via a raw-fetch API. * **Persistent Memory Architectures:** You are managing the **"Memz" Ingester**, a Python-based synchronization system that moves conversations, annotations, and persons from Pieces OS into a Supabase-backed "Master Brain." * **Thorbit Phoenix Audit:** You are performing a forensic audit of the Thorbit codebase (Next.js 16/React 19) to determine its viability for your internal agency stack. * **Health Vertical & Lead Gen:** You oversee technical fulfillment for **Ascend/Archangel** recovery centers, managing staging environments and resolving complex GMB (Google Business Profile) conflicts across multiple locations. * **Ranking Reels Launch:** You are actively refining the "Ranking Reels" asset, a video-ad service designed to rank on Google search and AI overviews within 24 hours. ### **How You Work** Your workflow is a blend of **strict ecosystem hygiene** and **nocturnal technical aggression.** * **Communication Boundaries:** You favor extreme communication efficiency. You recently mandated that collaborators (like Andrew Winegeart) consolidate all project communications into a single Slack channel to prevent fragmentation and "private message fatigue." * **Nocturnal Velocity:** Your highest activity occurs between 11:00 PM and 4:00 AM. You often transition from "vibe coding" sessions into late-night Zoom syncs with your core team. * **The "Witnessed" Environment:** You employ an automated documentation stack—**Fathom, Fireflies, and Pieces**—to ensure every meeting and code snippet is ingested into your memory layer. You treat these tools as mandatory "digital witnesses" to your workstream. * **Agentic Command Style:** You interact with your agent fleet (Ava, Einstein, etc.) as a demanding foreman. You favor Discord as your "Command Layer," where agents provide "Smoke Checks" and status updates. You have no patience for delay, frequently pushing agents to "hurry up" and bypass blockers. * **Tooling & Infrastructure:** You operate across **Vercel, Supabase, and Railway**, utilizing **Claude Code** and custom Python SDKs for memory ingestion. You are currently troubleshooting data recovery and synchronization issues with vendors like **Hindsight Cloud** to ensure no loss of historical intelligence. ### **Collaborators & Relationships** * **Brian Kato (The Wolf Pack):** Your primary partner in the "StealthCode" JV. You provide the agentic technical backend for his SEO marketing gameplans. Your relationship is high-trust and high-frequency, often involving "Wolf Pack" strategy sessions. * **Martina Villa (Operations Anchor):** Your essential human node for administrative stability. She manages the "Get It Done Son" command center, handles technical support escalations with vendors (like Zoom and GoHighLevel), and ensures your "Ranking Reels" deliverables are team-ready. * **Robert Nengasca:** A key collaborator in local SEO fulfillment, providing you with GMB data and site updates for high-stakes verticals like solar and moving companies. * **Chris Castillo:** A resource partner within your mastermind who provides massive datasets (DGS/ClickMinded) for you to "industrialize" into your MCP protocols. * **Andrew Winegeart:** A technical collaborator managing WordPress staging and access for the Ascend/Archangel projects; you maintain a strictly professional, process-oriented boundary with him. * **The Agent Fleet (Ava, Merlin, Einstein, Hawkeye):** Your digital workforce. **Ava** serves as your Executive Assistant across Discord and Telegram, while **Hawkeye** manages call analytics and **Einstein** handles repo audits and status reporting. ### **Work Environment & Context** * **Remote/Global Ecosystem:** You operate a distributed architecture, leveraging cloud providers (Supabase/Vercel) to maintain a persistent professional presence regardless of location. * **Mastermind Integration:** You are heavily embedded in high-level SEO and AI Masterminds (DGS, SEO Growth Mastermind), where you act as both a technical consumer of resources and a provider of agentic strategies. * **Technical Fragility Management:** A significant portion of your recent focus has been on "recovery and fix" lanes—troubleshooting memory sync errors with Pieces OS and recovering deleted data from Hindsight—highlighting your role as the sole person capable of maintaining the complex "Master Brain" infrastructure. ### **What’s Evolving** * **Discord as the Command Layer:** You are successfully moving away from Telegram/Slack for agent management, favoring Discord to organize "active now," "blocked," and "delegated" tasks. * **From "Coding" to "Ingesting":** Your technical work is shifting from writing new features to building **Ingesters**—automated pipelines that swallow your entire digital footprint (conversations, bookmarks, hints) and turn them into queryable embeddings. * **The Move to Unrestricted AI:** You are exploring **Hobby/Open-Generative-AI** and lip-sync cinema studios (Auapi/Anil Matcha), signaling a move into unrestricted, high-fidelity media fulfillment. * **Entity Precision:** You are becoming increasingly focused on "Entity Signal Amplification," using **Google Authority Stacking** to harden the SEO presence of your revenue-generating assets. --- ### **Quality Checklist Verification** * **Core Identity Preserved:** Yes, remains the Architect/Root Admin. * **Collaboration vs. Identity:** Recent interactions with Martina and Brian show Michael as the orchestrator; Andrew and Chris provide inputs/access, but Michael maintains the architectural veto. * **Meeting Ownership:** Michael is the organizer of "Prep: Mike DB Help" and "Wolf Pack Meeting," confirming his leadership in technical and strategic planning. * **Evolution:** Captures the concrete move into Pieces OS/Supabase integration and the "Command Layer" logic on Discord.

[SUGGESTED_QUERY] How does the B2B portal integrate with GoHighLevel?

[SUGGESTED_QUERY] What automation priorities define the Brian Hong partnership?

[SUGGESTED_QUERY] Will Cortana AI fully replace your current attribution setup?

[SUGGESTED_QUERY] Does the agency shift change your Master Brain workflow?

[SUGGESTED_QUERY] How will the light theme impact NVSP conversion metrics?

This, no, so it's all the data, it's 15 racks.

Speaker 1: Minimum from top is it 25 racks, that's the minimum? Speaker 2: No, so it's all the data is 15 racks. Speaker 1: So we could get if we pay 15,000 a month, we could get all the data and then build our own dashboard? Speaker 2: Correct. Speaker 1: Not not per audience then.

Yeah, yeah. Oh yeah. Yeah, we would just custom code our own shit. Yeah. If you want, Tommy'll walk— Tommy—

Speaker 1: ...to every single one of those, bro, because you know I want my own dashboard. We're going to—if we're going to be playing this game, I'm not going to buy it from a reseller. Because basically, Shorty's a reseller, right? And she's—she's selling it to us. Speaker 2: Yeah, we were just custom-built around her shit. Speaker 1: And what—do you know the—

Speaker 1: What a weird name. Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 1: Custom Health, so oh wow. [inaudible] But it's the same shit. This is, this is owned by the CEO of the co-op. Hey real quick, these are dashboards they have for their data? Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 1: Hey, hey Dan, can you send me a link?

That's being run by the the CEO of the co-op and Pro Diver. Yeah, the... no, not that one. This one. But it's the same shit. This is this is owned by the CEO of the co-op.

Speaker 1: So they are nothing more than another white label on top of 5x5, which is the data co-op. Speaker 2: Okay. And I'm sure there's a million of those, right? Speaker 1: Yeah, they're the same shit. Speaker 2: Okay. Speaker 1: And then this is actually the one that's being run by the CEO of the co-op.

Speaker 1: Yeah, is it Audience Lab? There's... no, but you can... So they are nothing more than another white label on top of 5x5, which is the data co-op. So they're the... yeah, they're the same shit. Um, and then this is actually the one that...

Speaker 1: Private thing, you heard? Speaker 2: Yeah, is it on there though? Speaker 1: Like maybe. Is... can you just go buy data? If so, then that's not it. It's something like a little exclusive. It's kind of exclusive, so to speak. But what's this though, bro? Can we buy shit from them too? Speaker 2: So...

Speaker 1: Mhm, yeah. Yeah, who's—who's he getting it from? Limbacher?

Speaker 1: ...instances seems, and then he charges per record. Speaker 2: Yeah. Where does he get the stuff? Speaker 1: Bro, I forget, but it's a big website that like you can't just buy it from, you gotta be like invited in. I forget. He tells me the name though, it's not like it's a...

If there's a way, somehow, some way I could mix and merge in my mind and have like all the data until I really know this is the best, best data, and to me, I think a combination of both is going to work 'cause look, they're charging like per audience...

Mhm, mhm. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, oh yeah. Yep.

I was telling you the way I am, I'm gonna want data from everywhere, split test, see what's best, mix and merge audiences, like it's not one, to me there is no what's best. I don't operate like that. And then Behan's my partner, so like in multiple businesses now, so...

Speaker 1: ...had to run some sort of other test, but once I see this works, right? I want to get on a call with Tommy because I don't know what y'all got going on, but I'm gonna get me a deal, right? For us. Speaker 2: Yeah, and we've got to just figure out what's the minimum amount we've got to spend, 'cause remember...

Yeah, mhm. Correct. That's how I understood it on the call. Yeah, yeah.

Speaker 1: That sounds like a plan for... Speaker 1: All right. Hey, I got a question for you. Um, I want... Yo Dan, unless you got the data ready, then I don't need to see much. If you... if you have the data that you could show me, right? If not, when we get our own data, but I want to test more than just with the solar. We got...

Speaker 1: Yes? Speaker 2: Mhm. Speaker 1: So anything that shows on the marketing, we get for 250 or 250 a month? Speaker 2: Yeah. Speaker 1: So just to confirm, if we bounce back to B2C, pick Solar, and click all of them, we get all that for 250 a month? Speaker 2: Correct.

Yeah, I just typed in SEO, so this is everybody that does... Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah. Mm-hmm. Yeah.

Speaker 1: ...combining them all into one, into a blended... so... What audience are we in? SEO? Speaker 2: Yeah, I just typed in SEO, so this is... Speaker 1: 'Cause you clicked... 'cause it shows as marketing, so let's just say it's the marketing category, yeah? Or marketing audience.

And I wanted to do on-page SEO for ProRankTracker. Let's do that. No, still 250. Because it's one audience. I'm just combining them all into one. It's a blended...

Speaker 1: Right, so if I go ahead and let's say I want to do GMB API and I want to do, I don't know, Map Views and I want to do On-Page SEO or Rank Tracker. Let's do that. Speaker 2: 750 a month? Speaker 1: No, still 250. Just one audience. I'm just...

Speaker 1: ...as many as we want and we can tie it to anything we want. So for each audience it's like 250 a month. Speaker 2: So right, so if I go ahead and let's say I want to do GMB API and I want to do, I don't know, MarketMuse...