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Re: Craigslist Rant


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Posted by NCWayne on February 24, 2011 at 20:17:35 from (69.40.232.189):

In Reply to: Craigslist Rant posted by Ultradog MN on February 24, 2011 at 19:49:31:

Why flag the guy for smart marketing? Just because some people are color blind doesn't mean many others don't just want to buy a tractor and couldn't care less if it's an A/C, Ford, or any other brand for that matter. In this case all his add does is save those people time looking and having to do a search for each individual brand.

This add popping up in the search results doesn't hurt you in any way or take more than maybe 1/1000000 of a second for you to glance at it and pass it on, so where exactly does it hurt you in any way? Especially in this case where it states plainly in the title that it is an A/C tractor.That said, why would you even waste time clicking on the add if that was obvious it was not for a tractor you were SPECIFICALLY looking for?

In the end don't let your own compulsion to waste time to look and see that the guy in fact did have the tractor he told you he had in the title for sale and then further waste more time clicking on the link to get his add flagged. The man is just trying to market his machine to the largest audience possible, just like any good business man would do....what's wrong with that??? Heck you just might know someone looking for an A/C machine that you could tell about the add that otherwise wouldn't see it......And isn't all of us working together what this life is supposed to be about?


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