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People producing products don’t actually care. I’d love to see stats on this made public (I’ve seen internal metrics). Facebook and Twitter don’t even show you
by lettergram 4y ago
People producing products don’t actually care. I’d love to see stats on this made public (I’ve seen internal metrics). Facebook and Twitter don’t even show you what your ad is near. You fundamentally just have to “trust” them.
If you have a billboard with someone being raped beneath it and a photo goes viral, no one would blame the company advertising on the billboard. Frankly, no one will associate the two to change their purchasing habits.
The reason corporations care are the ESG scores and activist employees.
Also these brands still advertise in places where public executions will happen (Saudi Arabia). No one is complaining there.
- pfisch 4y agoPeople do care. If you openly associate your brand with strong support for a pro pedophile or pro rape position customers will care about that. The idea that they won't seems pretty ridiculous.
- threeseed 4y ago> Facebook and Twitter don’t even show you what your ad is near But their customers complain about it, media picks it up and it becomes an outrage story. That's what brands are scared of.
- lettergram 4y agoHow many people complained about ads being next to BLM stuff - particularly in the NFL and NBA? A LOT, but nothing happened. It’s not about customers complaining.