How about getting someone who is on the lower end of the 20-34 age
range to actually submit the listing?
On Sep 20, 2009, at 2:41 PM, Jack Mitchell wrote:
What are the demographics of the folks that are already coming
to your
dance? As I remember from when I called for the Rochester dance
this
summer, you already have at least some of 20-34 year old folks
-- by
the end of the evening we probably had at least 20 or so in that
age
range. At least that particular evening, the band and caller
were all
in that age range too. Would it help to point that out to them,
and
let them know that you're hoping to increase that by advertising in
their publication?
Jack Mitchell
Durham, NC
At 09:53 AM 9/20/2009, you wrote:
I was a bit frustrated by a reply I received from a MetroMix
editor,
regarding the advertising of
Rochester NY's Weekly Thursday Contra.
"I received your note and wanted to tell you that we excluded
your
listing
feeling that it's not appropriate for our target demo of 20-34."
Has anyone experienced this sort of rebuff? What is the
appropriate
way to
deal with it?
The advertising is free, so the only way I can think is to get
the
person
to a dance.
Bob
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