Cancel culture and what brands should be doing How brands can navigate a polarized world & keep on the pulse
ClickZ Daily: April 20, 2022 | |
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Good morning! The digital landscape is increasingly polarized. It’s now more difficult than ever for brands to navigate an online culture where people and companies are cancelled on a daily basis. In 2021, the likes of Ellen DeGeneres, Netflix, and McAfee were just a handful of those who felt the full force of cancel culture. As marketers battle against resource constraints and demands for increased performance, they must also consider the ways in which they may be held to account by online communities. How can they avoid becoming the next victim of cancel culture? How can they hold themselves accountable before the public does it for them? Ann Smarty shares her insights and expertise on this phenomenon and how brands must safeguard their reputation and identity online. |
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Data regulations Ann Smarty As the world is getting more and more polarized, brands are struggling to find ways to stay relevant and avoid being affected by the cancel culture |
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