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Apparently the advertisers buying space in FT's "How to spend it" issues think at least someone cares.
by xapata 8y ago
Apparently the advertisers buying space in FT's "How to spend it" issues think at least someone cares.
- notimetorelax 8y agoI think of this publication as a guide to expensive presents for your wife or a girlfriend.
- gaius 8y ago... by way of apology for working all the time and neglecting her... It’s a big circle.
- ascorbic 8y agoWhile most readers of the FT wouldn't drop six figures on a watch, the people who would spend that are more likely to be FT readers than most, so it's the right place to reach them. As for Instagram influencers: who are the people staying in these hotels? Sure, a lot of them are likely to be the sort who read the FT or the Economist, but a good chunk of them are going to be honeymooners, for example, who I'd imagine are exactly the sort who would look to Instagram for ideas. Likewise there are obviously people in their 20s who could afford to stay in these places, and not all of them spend their time on HN. I'd guess Instagram is as good a place as any to reach them.