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Magazines Conde Diversifies their Ad Approach, Makes Cash By Faran Krentcil Monday, Jan 5, 2009 / 11:39 AM GMT -5
Yesterday,
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Meanwhile, the International Herald Tribune reports that Conde Nast has been diversifying (and thereby reinforcing) their advertiser base by actually creating campaigns themselves, like the ones they did for LG, Lexus, Grey Goose and Dillard’s, via “in-store events, parties and television programs,” during 2008.
By creating these ad campaigns, Conde’s masterminded a few things:
1. They demand that all campaigns created in-house, are also only published in-house. So,
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2. Since they’re already guaranteeing ad space in their magazine and website real estate for these advertisers by making their campaigns,
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This, in addition to recent news that Conde would be making many more dollars through more online video content, makes us think that Conde may not be faring as badly as people think, despite recent issues – After all, the chief marketing officer of LG did say, “At the end of 2009, we potentially will have spent more with Conde Nast versus a year ago.”
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