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Originally posted by AlienQ
Well we all agree that the publicity is of value but good and bad publicity... There is a difference. A marked difference.
You can have a personality of say Rob Black or Jenna Jameson. Both are personalities, both are products that sell there personalities well but in all honesty I would rather make a buck with Jenna however there are those that will pass a buck with Black.
People like Howard Stern, people love to hate em also thats where the term any publicity is good publicity holds true however just a note Stern has lost advertisers. He has had his problems, he has said outrageous things and done outrageous things but truth is it all has hit his bottom line in some parts during the course of his path.
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i suppose what i'm getting at is not good or bad publicity. i'm simply trying to look at things from a purely profit-driven perspective.
aggressive (to say the least) posting on gfy - costs to advertising to keep unbanned = growth of business. if it wasn't working, he wouldn't continue to keep paying.
this is obviously not my (nor most others) style (hell, i have absolutely nothing to promote here, regardless).
yet i still find it interesting how many haters one can have, and still appear to be moving in a forward/growth direction. like has been said before, brad shaw did something similar years earlier.
just interesting to watch
