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Advertising for adult content is disallowed, except for advertisers that have been accepted into the Adult Advertising Program. The following markets support the Adult Advertising Program: Canada, France, Germany, Republic of Ireland, United Kingdom, and United States. Delete the scoop?
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Michael Massaia is a documentary style photographer who specializes in black and white film. His "Lost: Las Vegas Call Girl Cards" series touches on the over-saturation of advertising, commodification, waste, and salaciousness within our culture. Via Craftypants Carol, Deanna Dahlsad 
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March 18, 2:21 PM
This is what happens with most flyers and promotional pieces of paper that are handed out on the streets, put on windsheilds, etc. The fact that it's about selling sex makes me take pause...This appears to be one case where erotic images of women involved in sex work are actually adding value and humanizing the advertisements. Food for thought. Delete the scoop?
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It works, to a point.(RT @stephaneparent: Le sexe fera toujours vendre voici 13 entreprises qui l'ont compris http://t.co/0mPXF20b #marketing #publicité #sexe...)... Via Ghassen Karoui, Deanna Dahlsad 
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January 21, 7:49 AM
Years pass, but there is no doubt that sex continues to sell Delete the scoop?
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public relations, marketing, advertising and branding? Then you'll enjoy this! Via Asil, Deanna Dahlsad Delete the scoop?
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A status given to an ad when it or its website is considered to have adult content that might not be appropriate for all audiences. These ads can still appear, but only in certain situations. Delete the scoop?
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Sex appeal is used in advertising all over the world to attract target audiences. Advertisers use sexually oriented appeals as a communication to draw attention to their messages. Sexuality in advertising is becoming more explicit as researchers have claimed that sexual stimulus causes the consumers perception to be more focused on the ad, rather than the brand. Via Paula Maria Tinoco Trindade
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It may be odd to consider this in terms of promoting your adult services, but there are things to consider here... Such as understanding shock value and knowing your audience. Delete the scoop?
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The UK-based gay magazine Attitude has announced that it is no longer accepting ads from “adult” businesses, including the gay cruising website and mobile app squirt.org. Delete the scoop?
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