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If I pay for signage, or if I pay somebody else to put up signage, I've paid either way. I also ignored that sentence as it was adding clarification, not chang
by MereInterest 4y ago
If I pay for signage, or if I pay somebody else to put up signage, I've paid either way. I also ignored that sentence as it was adding clarification, not changing the initial definition.
Giving me the phone number of your dentist would be a personal message, so it wouldn't be "advertising". It also wouldn't be paid for by your dentist, so not advertising.
- peoplefromibiza 4y ago> If I pay for signage, or if I pay somebody else to put up signage, I've paid either way. I also ignored that sentence as it was adding clarification, not changing the initial definition. Moving the goalpost I explicitly made the example of an hardware store putting the signage for its own good > I also ignored that sentence as it was adding clarification, not changing the initial definition. clarification is what makes all the difference. > Giving me the phone number of your dentist would be a personal message". It also wouldn't be paid for by your dentist, so not advertising Funny that ADV nowadays says the same thing: "we think you might like this" My dentist might also reward me for sending a new client. The real difference is I don't sell dentists phone numbers as a job, that's why it is not advertising. Like the hardware store sells wall paint and want people to tell their friends "try that store, they have this amazing wall paint, you won't be disappointed"