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> I was not referring to the ads (something not all magazines have) but to the content. I too was referring to the content. Most magazine content is influence
by jedberg 4y ago
> I was not referring to the ads (something not all magazines have) but to the content.
I too was referring to the content. Most magazine content is influenced by marketing teams.
> But my point is that in a world without ads, everybody would still learn about new products.
And my counterpoint is, I'm not so sure. When you launch a new product, how is anyone supposed to find out about it without marketing? Marketing isn't just ads -- it's also product placement, reaching out to buyers for stores, reaching out to vendors, magazine writers, and lots of other non-ad activities.
- wpietri 4y agoI'm mainly talking about ads here, which is what you were celebrating. I agree there are other kinds of marketing. Many of which are much less manipulative. And I already listed some ways that one could find new products without ads. You have listed some too. It looks like you're well on your way to imagining how a world could work without ads.