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Does anyone know where I can find out what the most average US city is? A few years ago, it was Littleton, CO. And another year it was Colombus, OH. And another time it was Hollywood, FL.
I am trying to find out what city marketers go to when they want to test out their products. What city best sums up Middle America? Any ideas???
Location: New Albany, Indiana (Greater Louisville)
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I'd say Louisville & Kentucky in general because both are a combination of the South and Midwest both culturally and economically. In terms of population growth and income, Louisville is right in the middle of the pack, much better than the Clevelands of the world be far behind the Atanta's and Las Vegas;s
I'd say Louisville & Kentucky in general because both are a combination of the South and Midwest both culturally and economically. In terms of population growth and income, Louisville is right in the middle of the pack, much better than the Clevelands of the world be far behind the Atanta's and Las Vegas;s
Sorry but Louisville can't even hold anything to Cleveland. Cleveland is a much better city.
I was talking about population growth, Cleveland's metro area is losing Louisville's is growing by 1+% a year. I know it is a bigger city
True, if you add Akron/Canton though we have a growing metro, and the Cleveland metro has shown strong signs of growth. Cleveland also never annexed like Louisville did. I am just saying Cleveland has a much larger economy and more diversity in culture. I am pleased where both are going with their construction though. Last month Cleveland passed the 4.3 billion dollar mark in construction just in downtown.
I guess I call these cities "average" because they are so BORING!
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