That was the subject line today of the e-mail I got from a reader who included a screenshot of the Tallahassee Democrat's homepage. Get it? (As I post this, the banner ad is still up on the site.)
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
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No, I don't get it. There is an ad for Gannett Foundation local grants if that is what you are referring to.
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ReplyDeleteHay! I dont think there using the write word in they're headline. Their has to be a proofreader somewhere.... hahahahaha
ReplyDelete10:41 are you joking? It's the first thing I noticed. Being a print artist sucks. If you make a mistake, it's permanently set in ink. If you're in digital, just refresh the page...what mistake?
ReplyDeleteToo funny, 11:47. Unfortunately, this is more common than not these days.
ReplyDeleteWhat happened? Missed it.
ReplyDeleteI didn't click through to see if this is the dealers "value statement", but knowing some advertisers it may be their "issue" and not the copywriters. For those who missed it...YOUR...YOU'RE.
ReplyDelete8:27, that's been my experience as well. I would advise the client of the proper spelling, and the client would insist otherwise. When I would relay this as a content-quality / product-credibility issue to my superior, I would be told "they're paying for the ad."
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