nah :-) personal videoblog full of baby shots, imagine http://loobylu.com/ on video. The early posts with the babies, there, Johnson and Johnson written all over them :-)
But seriously, most advertising we are familiar with grew up with mass media so it is very generalist and needs to be a shot gun - scatter and hope a couple of pellets land. But ideally they want things to be very highly targetted, so if you have very specific content then it can carry very specific ads, and this is worth paying for. And it is hard to think of *any* subject that could not carry advertising. Whether you think it is tasteful, or appropriate, is a different question :-) On 17/12/2009, at 9:27 AM, Jay dedman wrote: > Yeah, advertising probably lends itself to specifics. So your > videoblog is about hacking electronics (generalization) so its > probably easy to figure out what the ads will be. > > Someone posting personal stories about their life to share with family > and friends seems less obvious or helpful to advertisers. cheers Adrian Miles adrian.mi...@rmit.edu.au Program Director, Bachelor of Communication Honours vogmae.net.au
