Haven’t magazines been doing something like this for a long time: 1) Come up with a list of 10 best restaurants. 2) Mock-up magazine covers — suitable for framing — that announce the list. 3) Go to the restaurants and sell advertising against the editorial content. 4) Profit. Not that it’s right; but it’s not exactly wrong, is it? The survey results are still pretty genuine, aren’t they?
yousir over 10 years ago
Haven’t magazines been doing something like this for a long time: 1) Come up with a list of 10 best restaurants. 2) Mock-up magazine covers — suitable for framing — that announce the list. 3) Go to the restaurants and sell advertising against the editorial content. 4) Profit. Not that it’s right; but it’s not exactly wrong, is it? The survey results are still pretty genuine, aren’t they?
wordsmeet over 2 years ago
Let’s ask the restaurant reviewers of said magazines if they ate for free in some of those restaurants then.