Well, I guess the retailers of this country are doing things wrong because that is how most of them work. As for day after Thanksgiving ads, unless your local newspaper does not publish on the holiday the ads *do* appear on Thanksgiving Day, when, contrary to your opinion, people obviously do read the newspaper. And given that the stores were busy (certainly my local Staples was), obviously people DO read the ads. For Sunday ads, if you get home delivery of your newspaper you will often receive the ads on Saturday, but until fairly recently people got their ads on Sunday and had to deal with it.
FIrst of all, even if everyone does it tht way-doesn't mean it's smart-it could be that one store once upon a time did it that way and since "that's the way it was always done" they always did it that way without thinking about changing it.
Second of all-I know they priinted it only on Thanksgiving day but that was only one day before the sale and many people have family stuff that day and don't have time fo rthe paper.
Thirdly-I was not referring to Sunday ads-those are available the entire Sunday (and many times Monday) this was only available for three hours in the morning.
Lastly-who told you the stores were busy? I went to a Staples and a BB and they were both pretty empty.
FIrst of all, even if everyone does it tht way-doesn't mean it's smart-it could be that one store once upon a time did it that way and since "that's the way it was always done" they always did it that way without thinking about changing it.
Second of all-I know they priinted it only on Thanksgiving day but that was only one day before the sale and many people have family stuff that day and don't have time fo rthe paper.
Thirdly-I was not referring to Sunday ads-those are available the entire Sunday (and many times Monday) this was only available for three hours in the morning.
Lastly-who told you the stores were busy? I went to a Staples and a BB and they were both pretty empty.
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