Has anyone got some best practice tips for when you want to merge two independent Airtable bases together? I have two working 'prototype' bases and the time has now come to join them together. I'm very proficient with using Airtable but would welcome some ideas on the best way to do this.

Hey everyone, I’m opening up a few free website design slots for anyone here who’s starting something new or wants to refresh their existing online presence. No strings attached—just want to support fellow members who may need help getting their ideas online. Having a clean, appealing website can do a lot: it builds trust, helps customers understand what you offer, and makes your business look more professional. Sometimes even small changes can make a big difference in how people engage with you. If you’d like to take one of the limited spots, just drop a comment or message me. Happy to help however I can!

There are a lot of smart, talented people in this group. Drop your socials here so others can connect with you across platforms. That way, members can follow you, and you can build new connections too. Example: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jontyboshoff/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@boshify X: https://x.com/boshify Website: https://jonathanboshoff.com/

I ranked a DR 0 site for a 23k search volume keyword. I also landed AI overviews and ChatGPT mentions for the article. Watch this quick video for three examples of AI generated content working for SEO, AI overviews, and ChatGPT mentions. I show real GSC performance and live examples of their rankings. ~ It's fair to say that AI generated content definitely can and will perform if done well. If everyone uses AI to create their content (most already do) - then it's a game of whoever has the best AI wins.

I'm curious to what degree members are leveraging their GSC data using automations. I use Make.com for my automations and can get GSC data similar to how @Jonathan Boshoff showed he does it in N8N. (Classroom lesson). My question is more to do with how to access and use that data more effectively? In Make, I'll use credits for pulling query data, but I'm conscious I could waste a lot of credits if just pull data using default settings. I'm wondering if anyone has had any experience of building filters into their HTTP requests that has helped them access better quality data quicker. Before handing it off to an agent to analyse.