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What you should know about Kentucky businesses and residents
A local Kentucky phone number can increase answer rates as 61% of Americans are more likely to respond to local versus out-of-state or unknown numbers.
Incorporating a Kentucky area code such as 502 (Louisville) or 859 (Lexington) in your contact information can significantly boost your credibility and approachability with residents who value local connections.
Businesses utilizing local Kentucky numbers can tap into the state's diverse economy, from the bourbon industry to horse racing, aligning with regional identities and cultural pride.
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Some background on Kentucky and it’s area codes
Kentucky is served by multiple area codes, reflecting its diverse and growing communication needs. The original area code, 502, was established in 1947, covering Louisville and its surrounding areas. As demand increased, new codes were introduced to accommodate growing telecommunication requirements, preserving efficient service and local identity.
In 1999, area code 859 was created to serve the central eastern region, including cities like Lexington and Richmond. This split was necessary due to the increased usage of telecommunication services, particularly mobile phones. Area code 859 also encompasses areas that are culturally and economically significant, enhancing regional connectivity.
Western Kentucky, including cities like Bowling Green and Paducah, is covered by area code 270, introduced in 1999, and the overlay code 364, added in 2014. These codes cater to the region's unique demographic and geographical needs, ensuring a robust communication infrastructure to support local businesses and communities.
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