What if a magazine offered a choice of an edition with "no provocative photos" and "no sexual or sensuous advertising"? I would subscribe to that edition
A friend mentioned that he has given up TV news. He no longer subscribes to his favorite magazines. Why? He respects his wife. What if a magazine offered a choice of an edition with "no provocative photos" and "no sexual or sensuous advertising"? I would subscribe to that edition. Here's the main idea: thought about coming up with a “Happy Wife” version of magazines? I would like to look at Popular Mechanics, Discover magazine, National Geographic, Time, Psychology Today… without ads that have any women in the ads and without provocative photos accompanying the articles. Why not hire 20-something female editors who don’t mind looking at those kinds of images and pay them to substitute trees and animals as the attention grabbers in the photos? Then the revised ads would be placed in the magazines or would be glued over the images in the One of the men in the Pure Desire / Conqueror series ( that I j...