On the Airbands - Aust Aviation - A bit lacking?
Personally I don't mind "On the Airbands" as I find some of what is published there to be very interesting. On the other hand, that column "Laughter on the Airways" or whatever it is called at the back of the magazine I find is just plain unfunny and verges on being annoying. Don't you like how they took out those nice big centrespreads a few years ago and replaced it with advertising? I guess it helps their bottom line.
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Let's not get "attitude" confused with state of mind, folks.
I guess that if I, like millions, no, billions of well informed consumers around the world cease using a product because it no longer suits their needs, then I guess I have an "attitude".
For example: Young Jarsephine grew out of wearing nappies about 9 years ago, because they no longer suit her needs (or ours). Does that mean we should keep buying them?
I suppose that means that Jarsephine, a 10 year old girl has an "attitude" as well.
Perhaps those magazines and organisations need to look at themselves and ask what they can do to market themselves to a broader audience? It ain't rocket science.
Wake up and smell the coffee
I guess that if I, like millions, no, billions of well informed consumers around the world cease using a product because it no longer suits their needs, then I guess I have an "attitude".
For example: Young Jarsephine grew out of wearing nappies about 9 years ago, because they no longer suit her needs (or ours). Does that mean we should keep buying them?
I suppose that means that Jarsephine, a 10 year old girl has an "attitude" as well.
Perhaps those magazines and organisations need to look at themselves and ask what they can do to market themselves to a broader audience? It ain't rocket science.
Wake up and smell the coffee
