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Porky Gorky
Temperamentalalistical
Join date: 25 May 2004
Posts: 1,414
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04-07-2007 09:34
Does the owner of a parcel of land contribute to the traffic when they are present. Same question for group owned land, do group members contribute to the traffic?
Thanks in advance.
Porky.
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Colette Meiji
Registered User
Join date: 25 Mar 2005
Posts: 15,556
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04-07-2007 09:53
From: Porky Gorky Does the owner of a parcel of land contribute to the traffic when they are present. Same question for group owned land, do group members contribute to the traffic?
Thanks in advance.
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Lias Leandros
mainlander
Join date: 20 Jul 2005
Posts: 3,458
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04-07-2007 11:09
The owner does not count on a parcel they own alone. If they deed it to a group then they count.
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Kamael Xevious
Dreams are like water
Join date: 24 May 2004
Posts: 248
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04-07-2007 11:13
You'd be surprised what spending time at your own club and shop will do for traffic numbers--and I don't just mean calculations. I tend to favor stores and clubs where the owners spend time, oddly, those tend to be the highest trafficked. In my own experience, I always noticed a 50% or more increase in traffic when I spent my SL time on my property.
Case in point: Divivity Home Store. You land there and you stand a very good chance of finding Viv greeting customers and showing them around. It gives HER a chance to sell her stuff and the CUSTOMER a chance to ask questions they can't ask a JEVN vendor. Besides, it's a LOT easier to say "No thanks" to a vendor that it is a real person. Think about it.
Gee, the personal touch. In a world full of automated vendors and club equipment, it makes a decided difference.
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