State the area your business can actually serve before asking anyone to draft advertising copy. A nearby town may be reachable only on certain days, while a product delivery and an on-site service can have different boundaries. Put those differences in a short briefing note with the person who confirms exceptions. This prevents a plausible sentence such as “available across the region” from becoming a promise the business cannot honour.
When preparing a discussion with ZHADOV, bring the same briefing note alongside the landing page and an example customer enquiry. Compare the geographic wording in the proposed ad with the practical conditions on the destination page. If an assistant helps rewrite the text, give it the approved boundaries and ask it to flag ambiguity rather than invent coverage. Resolve uncertain cases with the business before publishing the claim.