Anybody taken a good look at their 10/06 National Geographic?

[Gabriel M.A.]

You don't have the correct demographics. <snip> That is, older affluent, empty nester etc..

Latest study, it had Minnesota, the Dakotas, Wisconsin all with some of the highest per capita income and longevity. It don' make no sense sirreebob :scratches head:

 

[Grober]

No Leica ad in the Left Coast NG October issue I completely examined in my Doctor's office this week.

 

[AShearer]

Latest study, it had Minnesota, the Dakotas, Wisconsin all with some of the highest per capita income and longevity. It don' make no sense sirreebob :scratches head:

I don't claim to know where the money is, just remarking on the concept of zoning advertising.

It seems no pattern has developed yet.

 

[grantray]

I don't think the ad is in issues sold on the stand. At least not in Grand Central Station. I just checked Thursday. So, for those the have it, I'd be gratefull for someone to scan and post it. They're new ad campaign looks promising from a rebranding perspective.

-grant

 

[ampguy]

My copy didn't have it

My copy didn't have it

went through it twice looking for it.

It seems that not all US copies have the ad - one of the west coast guys from PNet doesn't have it, either.

 

[robbegibson]

I looked through the issue on the rack in Santa Ana, CA -I couldn't find it.

I would like to see it!

Robbe Gibson

 

[Ken Ford]

I don't have a scanner, so here's a very quick and dirty digishot. I didn't bother color correcting - sue me.

 

[robbegibson]

Thanks, Ken!
I guess it's one of those 'less is more' ads.

Thanks again,

Robbe Gibson

 

[justins7]

I love the ad. It seems so sixties.