← Back to context Comment by LorenDB 1 year ago You'd call it an ad if you saw it in any other context, so yes. 3 comments LorenDB Reply Ferret7446 1 year ago The definition of "ad" depends on context though (that's the point). RileyJames 1 year ago I’m sure the advertising industry has a specific term and definition for this type of ad.On that basis, I think it falls squarely in the advertising category.I’m sure someone that works in that industry can drop their knowledge on it. awinter-py 1 year ago yes exactly -- like a free sample of a snack food is an ad but not all snack foods are ads
Ferret7446 1 year ago The definition of "ad" depends on context though (that's the point). RileyJames 1 year ago I’m sure the advertising industry has a specific term and definition for this type of ad.On that basis, I think it falls squarely in the advertising category.I’m sure someone that works in that industry can drop their knowledge on it. awinter-py 1 year ago yes exactly -- like a free sample of a snack food is an ad but not all snack foods are ads
RileyJames 1 year ago I’m sure the advertising industry has a specific term and definition for this type of ad.On that basis, I think it falls squarely in the advertising category.I’m sure someone that works in that industry can drop their knowledge on it.
awinter-py 1 year ago yes exactly -- like a free sample of a snack food is an ad but not all snack foods are ads
The definition of "ad" depends on context though (that's the point).
I’m sure the advertising industry has a specific term and definition for this type of ad.
On that basis, I think it falls squarely in the advertising category.
I’m sure someone that works in that industry can drop their knowledge on it.
yes exactly -- like a free sample of a snack food is an ad but not all snack foods are ads