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i believe you can accomplish this with tweepy by using the id of the tweet being responded to as an object.

better? city,state,place_id,central_zip San Antonio,TX,ChIJrw7QBK9YXIYRvBagEDvhVgg,78205 Sacramento,CA,ChIJ-ZeDsnLGmoAR238ZdKpqH5I,95814 Austin,TX,ChIJLwPMoJm1RIYRetVp1EtGm10,78701 Orlando,FL,ChIJd7zN_thz54gRnr-lPAaywwo,32801 San Juan,PR,ChIJbxlo4m9oA4wR3FqTXA9_a60,00901 San...

Here's 100 and a tip for next time...be a little cooler next time someone is trying to help you, I would've sent you the script. https://pastebin.com/5eZacszZ

It is, its extracting the data from google using the same data they do. I wrote it using geocoding API.

I guess I did. Sorry I wasted my time trying to help. GL

This may be a dumb question, but why not just google the term you are looking to rank for and see what zip the top result is in if the other methods I suggested aren't what you want? Can you paste an example US zipcode you think g has determined to be a 'center'?

Could you post: 1. URL you are using to submit the search (like google.com, maps.google.com, maps.google.co.uk, whatever it is) 2. An exact query you are searching for 3. A screenshot of the results returned from that query 4. Explain why the above result is not what you want, and how you would...

Take a look at the us zips file from simplymaps I referred to in my lat/long example. If you'd rather go by density or population, just filter the list to city/state and use the zip with the highest corresponding value.

If you aren't a coder, look into web3hooks + zapier to fire the conversion in GA. I've never used web3hooks but it looks pretty simple.

The lat/long method i explained above will find the center of the city geographically. How are you wanting to define the center? Density? I live in LA and 'center' is extremely relative. For example, the Hollywood area is roughly 6-8 miles (estimate) from Downtown LA and equally as busy...

theres no standard to zipcodes in usa like that. what is it that you're trying to do?

Try importing a csv that includes zip, city, state, lat, and long (simplemaps has a free one available). From there: -Query the database for 'los angeles', there will be many results -Sort the results by latitude, store the highest and lowest. Repeat for longitude. On a quick test my...

I haven't used it in months, but smsverification.xyz worked well for me in the past and offers an api. note- i did not test it for telegram verifications

Look into the Moralis Streams API: https://docs.moralis.io/streams-api/evm

Agreed. Use a tool like alchemy or moralis to monitor realtime transactions, then fire a webhook when one is found that matches your criteria.

Again I believe the reason for this is your site is probably not setup with the FB pixel or its mismatched with the campaign objective - without that, theres no way for them to 'learn' what is working

Mobile app? Or 3rd party webapp like shopify? if not a webapp, I believe you'd need to use the fb SDK. I have not used it much myself personally so I can't help there, but that should allow for it. Or a zapier rig potentially.

Place the FB conversion pixel on your site and setup custom events. You can setup custom events for all steps of the funnel, like first page clickthru, IG link click, sale. Place pixels on as many events as you can, its tedious, but the more the better in the long term. Once setup as custom...

If it's part of your funnel, use conversion objective in campaign setup and set a custom event to fire when the IG page is clicked on within your funnel. That way the ads will optimize towards clicks on that link - and should create the 'Learning' status.