Useless
2019-02-14, 11:41 AM
The best way to reach a large pocket of my mainstream company's target audience is through a specific magazine. Reading their media kit's specifications for ads, I am confused by the language they use.
"... can accept advertising in the following Programs: QuarkExpress, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Indesign, ...." (Who capitalizes 'Programs'?)
Cool, I have Photoshop CS5, so I can send them a PSD.
Later,
"Artwork should be saved as a JPEG, EPS or TIFF whenever possible."
Make up your goddamn mind! Do you want an Adobe-specific format or a generic jpg?
It looks as if they must have created their media kit a long time ago and have never updated it. There are more inconsistencies as well, and I have the feeling I'm going to have to call them, which I will not enjoy. It's bizarre that in today's digital age that they continue to have requirements about certain files needing to be created in Quark, which is such a tiny share of the digital market.
Anyone have any experience with such things? Any tips? Can you clarify what they are attempting to communicate?
"... can accept advertising in the following Programs: QuarkExpress, Adobe Illustrator, Adobe Indesign, ...." (Who capitalizes 'Programs'?)
Cool, I have Photoshop CS5, so I can send them a PSD.
Later,
"Artwork should be saved as a JPEG, EPS or TIFF whenever possible."
Make up your goddamn mind! Do you want an Adobe-specific format or a generic jpg?
It looks as if they must have created their media kit a long time ago and have never updated it. There are more inconsistencies as well, and I have the feeling I'm going to have to call them, which I will not enjoy. It's bizarre that in today's digital age that they continue to have requirements about certain files needing to be created in Quark, which is such a tiny share of the digital market.
Anyone have any experience with such things? Any tips? Can you clarify what they are attempting to communicate?