Club Magazine used to send us unwanted junkmail

If the club want to fund the magazine by advertising thats fine.  I always find that whatever the club advertise or allow to be advertise is way too pricey so I ignore it all and the leaflets go into the bin.  We did, however, buy a G tech vacuum cleaner and that was a good deal 

You need to read the Staff members reply on this subject on page two of this discussion so that you have some context as to why and how such advertising material is monitored and how it helps contribute towards the cost of the magazine. 

David

Singling out the CAMC is a little unfair. Our postie delivers a lot more than what comes in monthly mag. Much of it does not have a name or address, so I assume the Royal Mail make money out of it to help keep the cost of the service down.😀

Sadly whilst I make no  comment on the alcoholic part (but acknowledge that alcohol, but not necessarily its consumption,  is an omnipresent feature of life in the UK and many other European countries) I fear CYs  analysis of the demographic is near the mark and the Club will have to adapt to survive as its members fall off the end of the conveyor belt of life. 

On a more humorous note my very numerate four year old grandson looking at his 1--100 number chart and comparing his position on row one and our position on the third row from the bottom assumed that we would fall off the chart when we got to the end of the last row "so you don't have too long to go granny" 

Can you guess why I don't by a Sunday paper? 

Love CY's interpretation of the CMC demographic. An opinion which has been often shared by many of my Caravanning friends. 

K 

I can👍🏻, you are allergic to newsprint ink it brings you out in boils, have I won a prize?🤔

But as you have in the past said with your "vast" and long use of LAs you could and your "friends"nearer the demographic than many others who post on here

See help find my I-pad for clues,  could take them to the bathroom🎅🏻🤡

There was a programme on radio 4 this morning about ageing. It mentioned the target market of ads for the over forties was being revised and rethought. Instead of reducing everyone to decrepit inactive wine swigging elasticated waisted  "has beens" the idea now was to get us all up on our toes and invigorate us for adventurous longer lives...you have been warned!