> But that's not what modern advertising is. Let's look at a real car ad. Here's an example of a current automotive special, these are what dominate Google and

> But that's not what modern advertising is. Let's look at a real car ad. Here's an example of a current automotive special, these are what dominate Google and FB ads (at least with the 150 automotive clients we work with) and there's typically some copy with it soliciting the price and some incentives. If someone's seen an ad there's dynamic ads which can be tailored to that audience. https://pictures.dealer.com/h/huntingtonbeachchryslerjeepcllc/1980/14a7b2d5629997b32d5947f7e417d8efx.jpg https://pictures.dealer.com/h/huntingtonbeachchryslerjeepcll... > It would also save time if they just ordered for you. You'd save the time, they'd get to sell you their item with the highest profit margin. Win-win? For example, the local gourmet Taco shop (cafe to the restaurant) normally has tacos for about $3.99 and on Tuesday they're $1.99, advertised on special with a drink, I know the tacos are good and that's a great deal. Their highest margin item is the auga fresca (which they sweeten with agave), they charge about $4.50 for that. Thanks for taking the time to let me see things from another perspective.