How do the Daily Mail do this?
Von: Gary Baldi (tim.richards@gmx.com) [Profil]
Datum: 06.11.2009 19:05
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Datum: 06.11.2009 19:05
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They advertise heavily in Friday's newspaper that they've bought a Euromillions ticket for "every reader" and it's in Saturday's newspaper. Their current circulation figure is 2,159,931, multiplied by the price of a ticket of £1.50 gives this promotion a budget of close to £4m. Even assuming that every Saturday newspaper is sold at 0% discount (which they aren't), 2 million-odd lots of £0.80 cover price revenue doesn't compute and no Finance Director would ever sanction a deal. So what scam are they working? (BTW, "reader" is not the same as "1 copy sold", newspapers use a very strange formula when submitting their readership details to the likes of JICREG).[ Auf dieses Posting antworten ]
Antworten
- Mentalguy2k8 (06.11.2009 19:18)
- Brown Cat (06.11.2009 21:41)
- smr (06.11.2009 20:22)
- Turk182 (06.11.2009 21:49)
- Gary Baldi (07.11.2009 07:01)
- Cynic (09.11.2009 13:46)
