For those who haven't already been spammed to death via social media . . . Check the link to this Kansas City advertorial tradition:
The Pitch "Best Of" 2019
Yes, this is far less important than it was a decade ago and most of it still a pay-for-play scheme. But that's old, old news.
The bright side:
Browsing through the print edition of The Pitch 2019 "Best Of" issue is satisfying, informative and fun. In this respect, the monthly dead-tree edition has an advantage of online content and the big photos and write-ups shine. Checking the freebie Pitch and disconnecting for an hour is a worthwhile experience for local readers as a pleasant alternative from the litany of hate speech online. Given the rainy weekend ahead, it's worth picking up a copy for a quick look at what the NEXTGEN is selling -- Other than weed and illicit prescription drugs, of course . . .
You decide . . .
That's sweet but the same is true of just about any catalog.
ReplyDeleteBest crap that don't mean a damn thing to most. Another prime example of why the Pitch is failing. They should have had a category for 'Best Two Owners That Own A Whole Lot of Nothing." They would have won that one.
ReplyDeleteDoes anyone really believe the "Best Of" winners are chosen by readers?
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