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Ads without verified phone numbers will be disapproved.

If you’ve checked out the new call-only campaigns in AdWords, you’ve probably noticed the phone verification piece to prove the phone number is associated with the business that’s advertising. Google has announced that verification will also be rolling out to all call and location extension phone numbers starting in June 2015.

Phone numbers that haven’t been approved will be listed as “Unverified” or “Unverified phone” in the Ad extensions tab.

To get phone numbers verified, you’ll need to take one of these steps.

1. Have the phone number being used in the extension listed on the website (in text).
2. Link your AdWords and Google Webmaster Tools accounts.
3. Add your AdWords conversion code snippet to the landing page in your ad

LinkedIn Buys Refresh.io To Add Predictive Insights To Its Products

LinkedIn, the social network for professionals with nearly 350 million users, has been making a push into the area of anticipatory computing, where it predicts what kind of information you need to know, when you need it. Today comes the latest development in that strategy: The company has acquired and will be closing down Refresh.io, a startup and iOS app of the same name that surfaces insights about people in your networks right before you meet them.

Terms of the deal are not being disclosed, but it is a talent and technology acquisition. Refresh.io had raised about $10 million from CRV, Redpoint, Foundation Capital and Haystack. The deal was confirmed to us by LinkedIn directly, as well as in a blog post penned by co-founder Bhavin Shah.

The main app will be closing down on April 15 and the company will not be taking any new sign-ups. Twelve of the current team of 15 (14 full time and one contractor) are joining LinkedIn in Mountain View to work on incorporating the tech they have developed into various LinkedIn products.

That main app let you log in using Facebook or LinkedIn, and then provided you with relevant pieces of information about a contact such as your most recent interactions, recent and relevant news mentions and so on so that you could develop a more updated profile of someone you may not regularly follow all that closely.

“We are going to be exploring the different ways we can use the ideas they have into a number of different LinkedIn products,” a spokesperson for LinkedIn said in an interview. “We’re looking to take their smarts and add them to a number of products and come up with a number of insights to make LinkedIn even more valuable.”

One of these is likely to be LinkedIn’s Connected app, which has already been incorporating some elements of predictive computing to provide some insights and flag when you’re near people in your network, aimed at those using the app on the go and in work environments.

What will be interesting to see is if LinkedIn chooses to keep some of the integrations that Refresh had developed pre-acquisition. One of the more recent that its team was touting was a link with Salesforce. As part of Salesforce’s App Exchange, those who used both Refresh.io and Salesforce would get profiles of users every time they entered a new email address into their Salesforce database. The idea here would be that if you have a sales lead, you could use Refresh.io to get more detailed information about the prospect on the spot, and that can help you sell to that person better.

As LinkedIn continues to develop its own suite of services on top of its social graph, many have wondered about how it could take on Salesforce as a competitor, something that even LinkedIn’s CEO Jeff Weiner has touched on.

At the same time, this move helps LinkedIn compete against other upstarts in the same area of anticipatory information, as it applies to networking and intel about people you are meeting. Others include Humin and Charlie. The latter is used by sales teams at Salesforce, Box.com, Twitter, Yelp and others. “We are known as the biggest competitor to Refresh,” Aaron Frazin, the CEO of Charlie, wrote me in an email after LinkedIn announced the deal.

Twitter Buys TenXer For Under $50M To Improve Its Tools For Engineers

Social network Twitter has long been under fire for some of its internal issues when it comes to products and how engineers work to develop and improve them. Now it’s made an acquisition that could help it improve things on that front. TechCrunch has confirmed that Twitter has acquired and will close TenXer, a platform for developers and engineers to work together better. We have confirmed the acquisition directly with tenXer CEO and co-founder Jeff Ma. And from another very good source we have also confirmed that the price was for under $50 million (we are working on getting a more accurate number).

“We will be shutting down tenXer and continuing our work within Twitter,” Ma told me over the phone. “We are excited to apply what we’ve learned in the last three years to a world-class engineering organization.” After that he clammed up and referred me to Twitter.

Twitter has yet to respond to our requests for comment, which we have been sending to multiple people there for the last eight hours. (Update: Twitter has now pointed me to aTweet of Ma’s also confirming the acquisition.)

The deal was first reported by VentureBeat, based on a memo that co-founder and CEO Jeffrey Ma had sent out to customers, noting the acquisition and closure; along with a change on the bio of a former employee, who left before the acquisition took place. We actually received the same memo — which we’re copying below — but worried that it was an April Fool’s joke and have been holding out for more details. (Hey, it happens.)

In TenXer’s own words, “tenXer helps engineering leads be better managers. Using the data engineers produce every day (via GitHub, Pivotal, JIRA, etc.), we deliver the key views, stats and insights managers need to be effective and to help their teams be more productive.”

This is actually a pivot of sorts: the company in the past had also worked on pulling in different sources of data to help startups with decision-making but seemingly with a wider remit beyond developers and engineers. It also, interestingly, had some contact with Twitter in the past, serving as the star of a case study touting the benefits of advertising on the platform.

From what we understand, the whole team will be joining Twitter to work on that same challenge. It sounds like it will be specifically for Twitter itself, although there is always the possibility that there will be a service developed for external developers, to complement the investments Twitter is making to provide more tools for that community, for example the launch of the Fabric developer platform. (Update: From what we understand, it’s main and only focus will be as an internal tool, not for external teams.)

There is another interesting twist to all of this: Ma has a pretty interesting background in predictive analytics, which he applies these days mainly to sports but also further back to gambling. Twitter, of course, has been moving deeper into developing its own analytics services, and so I wouldn’t be at all surprised if Ma’s skills were put to use here, too.

(He’s also sold a previous startup to Yahoo in the past, Citizen Sports, which was folded into its Sports portal to power fantasy sports leagues and other services.)

It’s unclear how many customers TenXer had, but I would guess perhaps not too many, considering how little noise there was on Twitter or anywhere else yesterday when the note to customers was sent out. (Here is the only mention of it that I could find this morning, for example, from someone as skeptical as I am I guess.)

The company had raised about $5 million with investors including True Ventures, Google Ventures and Khosla.

An Ex-Googler Launches An In-Home Care Startup Called Honor And Raises $20 Million

Seth Sternberg, who sold a messaging service to Google for around $100 million, is launching a new startup centered around in-home care — and has raised a ton of money to build it.

Honor, a combination of an online service that connects in-home caregivers, seniors and their families, has raised $20 million from what reads like an A-list of Silicon Valley. The company raised $15 million from Andreessen-Horowitz — Marc Andreessen invested in Meebo when he was working at Ning — and others like Yelp founder and CEO Jeremy Stoppelman, PayPal alumnus and Slide founder Max Levchin (which also sold to Google).

Honor gives seniors what the company calls an Honor Frame, which lets them know who the caregiver is and when he or she is arriving. Caregivers are screened and matched to seniors based on their expertise, and families are shown who took care of their family and what activities they did, as well as how long the caregiver was at the home.

Over the phone while Sternberg was in Contra Costa County piloting the program with about a hundred caregivers, he explained that the idea came to him when he visited his mother in Connecticut.

“I just realized my mom wasn’t quite a good a driver,” he said. “That got me thinking, ‘wow as my mom ages, what am I going to do, how am I going to make sure she’s okay.’ I’m living in California and she’s living in Connecticut — the worst thing would be telling her she needs to move out of her home.”

There’s an industry for people who care for seniors who want to stay in their homes. Honor is not focused on medical care, but rather on caregivers that help them live their lives, such as helping seniors getting out of bed and eating breakfast. But those caregivers, on average, are only paid around $9.50, Sternberg said, whereas Honor would pay caregivers a minimum of $15. Though, to be sure, there are other startups that are also exploring the space, such as CareZapp.

“Notes are being taken on spiral notebooks and left on the kitchen table for the next care provider,” he said. “If you’re doing pen and paper schedules, you can’t have 200 care professionals in your organization, that does not scale. But without 200 care professionals, how will you provide the best care professional to someone who speaks Mandarin, who needs help getting out of bed. It’s hard to find that right person for that senior’s need.”

Sternberg said at Google he learned to work on products that scaled and affected massive groups of people — something he hopes Honor will also do, given the 2 million caregiving professionals he is hoping to enlist, he said. The startup is currently focused on seniors right now because the opportunity is large, but there are certainly other opportunities beyond that.

Sternberg and Andreessen got breakfast (he recalls Andreessen ordered a veggie omelette) and, after walking through the idea, Andreessen was enchanted by it. He would send emails to Sternberg at 2 a.m. with new ideas for the startup. As the conversations progressed and Sternberg was ready to raise money, Andreessen finally sent him a huge check.

The service goes into a beta test later this month in Contra Costa County, and then will expand to San Francisco.