Posted by Leroy on June 18, 2017 at 09:37:06 from (69.88.204.212):
Why do business advertise and not include where they are located? They do not even give an indication of the town a lot of times. This is both in print and on TV. Local stores of fast food chain always advertise in flyer in mail, I know where the one in town 8 mile from me is located on a side street but the one 10 mile farther and in town my late wife was raised in I have no idea where it is located, not on any of the main streets. Anouther I saw one at one time but forget if Dayton, Ohio or Indianoplis, In both over 70 mile from me. A few years ago they built a new place about 20 mile from me but closed it before it had a chance to get customers and that is the town they are advertising out of. Car dealers, furniture stores and others all do that, advertise out of local area but give no idea where they are even located some possibly not even in state so how do they expect to get customers from their adds, that is if they want customers at all.
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