You should talk to the woman who runs this place. She'd tell you all about it.
Most people who walk in your door never find out whose place it is.
They don't know you made what's on the shelf, or that your mother stood behind the same counter, or what it took to open here at all. They look around, and they go.
CanGo tells them. When a visitor comes in, they hear about you: who you are, how the place began, what you make.
Potters and publicans, bakers and skippers, farmers, weavers and shopkeepers: if the place is yours, we'd like to hear from you. Independent businesses only, not chains.
You might already be in CanGo. We write about places from what's already out there: your website, a newspaper piece, the sign over the door. If anything's wrong or out of date, or you'd rather it wasn't there, tell us and we'll fix it or take it down.
We ask one thing: when your place goes in, put a CanGo sticker where people can see it. We'll get one to you. Every visitor who scans it grows the audience, and the bigger the audience, the more people we can send down roads like yours. That's the whole arrangement: you help us get found, we help you get found.
Tell us who you are, how the place began, what you make, what you're proudest of, and a story people love when you tell it.
Do it whichever way suits you: ask us to ring, write it below, or point us to what's already written. We write it up, you read it, and nothing goes live until you say yes.
What happens next: we ring you, or read what you've sent. We write it up and send it to you to read. Nothing goes live until you've seen it and said yes. No more forms after this one.