They're called Disclaimers
They're those quickly spoken words generally included at the end of
radio commercials.
What is their purpose?
Many times, certain items have legal or financial details that must
be included with their advertising. The details can be quite dull,
so its often mumbled at breakneck speed in a tone that most people can't
undertand.
The Results?
Important information is not conveyed to the people who need it, the consumers.
Advertisers may allow themselves to be vulnerable to legal challenge.
Unscrupulous operators can abuse disclaimers diluting the effectiveness
of all advertising.
The Solution
This site will guide you to disclaimer
information anywhere in the US and Internationally. Select your state
and nearest city from the box above. Consumers may access details
before making a purchase. Merchants can disclaim important financing,
legal or other details.
Now A Word For Our Sponsors
Disclaimers are a distasteful part of the advertising business.
Most legitimate advertisers would prefer to avoid them. So would
most ethical producers. But in this litigious age, they have become
ubiquitious. They are necessary, but not necessarily in their present
form.
Introducing The Better Disclaimer
Instead of having an announcer unintelligibly mutterr something that
will never be decoded, use a simple 3 second phrase: "Get Details at GetDetails.com"
That takes them here. This website is a portal to radio station websites
nationwide, and internationally. Each trading area would maintain
disclaimer pages on their station sites where this information may be retrieved. |