
The audit
I counted pages and advertisements. I did not include what appeared to be house ads. I did, however, count even the smallest, classified-like display ads. Here's what I found:
A section, 10 pages, seven ads: Subway, Carved Creations, Amtrak, Subway, Mercedes-Benz, ProFlowers, Global Travel & Tourism Summit.
Money, eight pages, eight ads: Sprint, JP Morgan Chase, Franchising Today (5 small ads), Amazon Kindle.
Life, 10 pages, 28 ads: 1-800 FLOWERS, McCormick & Schmicks, How to Make Millions, Credit Card Relief, American Tax Relief, Heritage for the Blind, Bose, Supercuts, US Oncology, Pella, Marketplace Today (18 small ads).
Sports, eight pages, two ads: ESPN, Progressive.
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Measured purely by numbers, Life consistently has the most ads. I never noticed that until I started counting.
ReplyDeletecan you convert to column inches?
ReplyDeleteMOst of those ads (credit card relief, tax relief, Pella windows) are discounted ads, a step above house/promos.
ReplyDeletePathetic.