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"You can have a men's magazine and the ads on there can target men" "you can't have a men's magazine that sends out prints with ads targeting specific subsets
by Cougher 7y ago
"You can have a men's magazine and the ads on there can target men"
"you can't have a men's magazine that sends out prints with ads targeting specific subsets of men."
Is anyone else trying to understand the distinction that's being made here? Does the "sends out prints" here differ in some vital way?
- badrabbit 7y agoWhat part doesn't make sense. Sends out different prints containing targeted ads to specific subscribers as opposed to the advertiser targeting the content. Are you arguing to prove some point?
- Cougher 7y agoThe added "different" makes more sense. So a magazine wouldn't be allowed to send out different magazines for subscribers in New York versus LA?
- badrabbit 7y agoNo, as in specific subscribers will have specific ad pages. Like 'Joe' from montana will have ads tailored to him based on his demogeaphics and other data points collected on him. This doesn't happen with magazines but I was saying the equivalent of targeted ads is that