[proud American in Canada]

Indeed! I was thinking the same thing. If a business had a reputation for having a lure spot frequently, then they could expect more customers - at least in the short run while this app is hot. They can be bought, don’t know for how much money.

For instance - restaurant does a lure spot everyday/weekend from 5-7pm. I’d bet they start seeing a lot more business as word got out. - Maybe even facebook/twitter announce it. ‘Happy Hour’ for children, lol?

There you go! Great idea!

Businesses should strike while the iron is hot! Who knows how long this craze will last...

I think for $100 US you can buy several thousand pokepoints, or whatever they are called, and a lure costs much less than that. Not sure, though. Although I have started researching it. :)

[Marie]

You can get 8 lures for about ten dollars. That’s 4 hours of play. BUT they can only be used at stops.

Incense is 8 for $5 and can be used anywhere. I don’t know if all of the players in an area benefit, though.

That guy at the restaurant must be a stop.

http://www.inc.com/walter-chen/pok-mon-go-is-driving-insane-amounts-of-sales-at-small-local-businesses-here-s-h.html

http://www.businessnewsdaily.com/9228-pokemon-go-business-strategy.html