87 The Great Depression (Part Six) 6yr

Translator: Kim_GuoEditor: Tehrn

Huang Xuan didn't wait in the hotel because he had a lot of things to do such as drawing diagrams, robbing a few more well-dressed misters to pay the accommodation fee, and wandering at the market to seek business opportunities. The most important thing was to find more buyers, in which Huang Xuan was inexperienced. However, after the smooth tour in Ford Company, they would be able to convince more factories, for which Huang Xuan chose to advertise by telegrams, which was advanced and expensive in the 1930s. Because telegrams were expensive and special, and the contents were simple and intriguing, the companies who received them wouldn't throw them into the bin immediately like what the newspapers did after they received letters today, so the effect was satisfactory.
It said in the telegram: "The design of the new model car will be sold in Illis Hotel at 9 a.m. tomorrow. A company has already bid." Huang Xuan was convinced that his performance in Rouge was supposed to draw much attention. Meanwhile, the potential buyers of the design should sense that Ford was interested in the design too. Was there a better business stunt than Ford?
It didn't matter whether other companies were