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"It's free advertising" is an argument I see a lot, but I've never seen the numbers to see how much that actually matters in the real world. Well, I guess I've
by kulahan 2y ago
"It's free advertising" is an argument I see a lot, but I've never seen the numbers to see how much that actually matters in the real world. Well, I guess I've seen some, but it's always from ad companies anyways.
- meiraleal 2y agoThe person using this argument never accepts free advertising as a payment option and this tells everything about the effectiveness of this strategy
- trogdor 2y agoI own a media production company. We occasionally sell content to other media outlets. Early in our existence, we were routinely contacted by reporters asking for permission to use our content with credit to us. I used to respond by saying yes, but only if I could use some of their content, with credit to them. Obviously, they never agreed.
- plussed_reader 2y agoWhen it comes to free advertising/exposure as compensation I think back to my early days on the Oregon Trail: You can die from exposure.
- didgeoridoo 2y agoWe accept cash, check, and cholera.