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Monday, 02/12/2007 2:14:34 PM

Monday, February 12, 2007 2:14:34 PM

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FYI, littleangel over at Airys and HOGS board lives in the Windsor area and offered this little tidbit of information for all to consider regarding the sulja advertisement in the WS.

Kath (littleangel) said that her husband is a business owner in the area and has at times advertised with the WS. She said that she never did a 6 month contract, however, she said this is how it works.

Supposedly, you can buy advertising for 6 months which is the time period in which you must use your number of placements. Basically she said that you can choose to run on Saturday (like the first time) and then not run again for a while if you dont want to.

She stated that you purchase a certain number of advert days and then are assigned to a rep that gives you basically a calendar of dates that you can be in.

She also said that there is a big contractors edition in March I believe that is pretty widely known. She offered the opinion that they may in-fact just bumrush that edition and then scatter them throughout other editions.

She said it does not have to run everyweek necessarily since she knows first hand due to her husbands biz.

Thought I would post this since it makes some sense I suppose. I dont know for sure, but I guess that could be an explanation.

By the way, she is pro-sljb but for the most part I think she does have some insight to that area and seems to be honest in her posts so I dunno.

Just sharing the thought, care to add to it? TIA


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