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Using wavers on the corner?

In California I see "wavers" on the corner directing traffic to new home developments. I`ve also seen Liberty Tax use costumed wavers as well. What are some opinions about this type of marketing??
Kasey
Crocker Tax Co.
www.crockertax.com</A>
Kasey
Crocker Tax Co.
www.crockertax.com</A>
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ElidS... great info.Yes... I get suckered into looking when I see a waver. I think it goes back to our hunter, gather and `hide from things with big teeth` days. The fact that something moved made me look.That can be good if what I end up looking at is powerful enough to draw me into the store. (because that means pulling onto a side street, finding parking, and all that. ). But one thing is for sure... If I didn`t know the business was there... I do now. Even if I don`t decide to stop.Although I can say I would rather have my employee doing that than playing games on the computer... what employer wouldn`t? At the same time, some employees would come unglued if they were all of a sudden... forced to do it.