What do the Höngger want?
Posted: Sun Feb 02, 2025 9:53 am
A whole special edition of the local newspaper "Höngger" used empty ad spaces to show how important adverts are for print media ( persoenlich.com reported ). I give the creators this much: It was an original idea that attracted attention. But beyond that, I ask myself: What now?
Since then, I have come across dozens of references to pakistan rcs data the campaign on Twitter and Facebook, mostly from journalists who applauded it. Always with the idea of: Finally, someone is saying it. It can't be done without ads. If no one buys ads in print media anymore, they can no longer be financed. The end of printed newspapers.
All correct. But let's ask again: what now? Should the empty fields make potential advertisers feel guilty? Was the idea to force traders to finally book a favor ad again? And is this a sustainable method of ending the trend reversal? Isn't the fact that there are apparently too few customers an indication that something is no longer working?
Since then, I have come across dozens of references to pakistan rcs data the campaign on Twitter and Facebook, mostly from journalists who applauded it. Always with the idea of: Finally, someone is saying it. It can't be done without ads. If no one buys ads in print media anymore, they can no longer be financed. The end of printed newspapers.
All correct. But let's ask again: what now? Should the empty fields make potential advertisers feel guilty? Was the idea to force traders to finally book a favor ad again? And is this a sustainable method of ending the trend reversal? Isn't the fact that there are apparently too few customers an indication that something is no longer working?