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Posted On: August 29th 2026, 05:21 am
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HOUSTON. CIRCUS RAVE. 🎪 HALLOWEEN WEEKEND SOLD OUT. Built by the people in these rooms. Another Halloween weekend we’ll never forget. Every year we see more familiar faces, more new faces, and more people coming together for the same love of music. None of this would be possible without every single one of you who continues to show up and support what we’re building. And trust us, we’re just getting started. We’ve been working on some of our biggest shows yet, and we’re coming even harder for the rest of 2026 and into 2027. AUSTIN. HOUSTON. SAN ANTONIO. DALLAS. STAND BY. 📍 Houston gallery is live. Comment and we’ll send the photos straight to your DMs. 📸 @candypaintpurpp
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Un-happy holidays to all from @EbenezerMovie. 🎩 🎄 In theatres everywhere November 13. @johnnydepp
المنتخب الوطني ضمن قائمة المرشحين لجائزة أفضل منتخب في إفريقيا 🇩🇿🏆 #LesVerts ⭐️⭐️ | #123VivaLAlgérie 🇩🇿 | #CAFAwards2026
We spend so much time tracking where our ad money goes. But how often do we check where people actually land after clicking an ad? This week, I looked at hundreds of live ads in one category to understand exactly that. Some ads were sending people to the brand’s own website. Others were sending them directly to marketplaces or app download pages. And I think this is something brands need to pay more attention to. When someone buys from your website, you have a better chance of building a direct relationship with them and getting them to buy again. But when someone buys through a marketplace, a lot of that customer relationship stays with the marketplace. I’m not saying one is better than the other. Both can make sense depending on your business. But you should know where you’re sending people and why. Here’s something you can try today. Open your ad account and check the actual links behind your last 20 live ads. How many send people to your website? How many send them somewhere else? You might discover that your biggest landing page problem isn’t a poorly designed page. It’s that people aren’t reaching your website in the first place.
Which counties could decide the Senate race in Georgia and North Carolina? Evan Reynolds, an election data reporter for The New York Times, looks at important areas in these diverse and rapidly growing southern states. Tap the link in our bio for live election coverage. Video by Evan Reynolds, Laura Bult, Brian Oh, Stephanie Swart and Edward Vega/The New York Times
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