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Again in this article he spoke that profits haven’t been affected. This is because advertisers have not been involved in the strike. To ramp up the action the c
by evolve2k 3y ago
Again in this article he spoke that profits haven’t been affected. This is because advertisers have not been involved in the strike. To ramp up the action the community needs to find a way to bring pressure on advertisers to get onboard and support the community.
Which companies are the most classic reddit advertisers who want to be liked by the community? Which companies are most likely to be sympathetic to this action? Future news needs to read “Company X today bowed to pressure and joined the strike”.
When advertisers start putting their ads on hold this thing ramps up a whole nother level.
- evolve2k 3y agoSurely there are companies that align with the values of the community. Off the top of my head; Companies that claim to value accessibility. Companies that value affordable pricing. Companies that also are reliant on building healthy communities. Who are the big sponsors of reddit that you know of? Who would be easy to convince to come out in support and pause their ad spend for a bit?
- gremlinsinc 3y agoI read somewhere that industry watchdog sites on marketing, are telling people to pull ads from Reddit, as it's not clear how this internal culture war will turn out, and basically it's a risky investment. FB / Google and even Twitter ads are much more sound at the moment.