I would agree with that. Maybe, next year or in the coming months new research will show that 2024 is the hottest summer yet.

I have read an article about how Perplexity AI an answer engine became one of the threats for Google. I don't know if you know the application Perplexity, but it is continuously increasing its funding rounds from Investors. It is also rumored that Open AI will compete with Google and will launch a Search or Answer engine. Maybe, the market competition and these AI-driven companies becoming a threat to Google and will significantly impact established tech giants, that is why Google is changing.

Hi, you may try the following:

• Marketplace research: If your competitors are selling products on online marketplaces, you may try to check there and find on their listing their best-selling products.
• Social media monitoring: Monitor their posts, sometimes brands are featuring their best-selling products.
• Customer Reviews and Ratings: Analyze customer reviews and ratings of your competitors' products on their website and other review platforms to identify popular items.
• Google Trends: Use Google Trends to explore the search interest for specific pet care industry products over time. This can give you an idea of what products are currently trending.
• If there is an ongoing Trade show and exhibitions. you may also attend and observe which products are being promoted heavily by your competitors.

You may research more on this topic about Carbon Footprint, Food Waste, and Water Usage.

You have a point. It is rather "increasing number garbage in Mount Everest" especially the increasing number of dead bodies and missing mountaineers.

I am not sure why some businesses see us in that way based on my experience. But I am sure there are many companies out there who appreciate the Marketers the way they deserve. Because honestly, Marketing is not an easy job. Marketing serves a crucial role in businesses beyond being a scapegoat. Unfortunately, some organizations may perceive marketing this way, its true purpose is to drive brand awareness, generate leads, and ultimately increase sales. They are essential in business.

Hello, here is my suggestion for your question:

For sanding plastic, it's generally recommended to use fine-grit sandpaper, such as 320-grit or higher. This finer grit will help prevent scratching or damaging the plastic while still providing enough abrasion to smooth out the edges. Additionally, using wet/dry sandpaper and wetting it with water can help prevent the plastic from sticking to the sandpaper and create a smoother finish. You can also try using a lubricant like silicone spray or soapy water to reduce friction and prevent sticking. Always test on a small, inconspicuous area first to ensure the method works as expected.