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Is it elitist to say that marketing works, even if it ultimately is not in the target audience’s self-interest? Being under-informed or given misleading informa
by csb6 2y ago
Is it elitist to say that marketing works, even if it ultimately is not in the target audience’s self-interest? Being under-informed or given misleading information is not the same as being stupid.
- mullingitover 2y ago> Is it elitist to say that marketing works, even if it ultimately is not in the target audience’s self-interest? Is it elitism to tell someone they don't know their own self-interest, and you do?
- Larrikin 2y agoIs it elitism to refuse to answer a question and instead ask another question?
- csb6 2y agoWith that attitude, no policy would ever need to be advocated for, and there would be no reason to buy campaign ads. Marketing as a business would be completely ineffective. The rideshare companies clearly don’t share your philosophy - otherwise they would not have spent massive amounts of money promoting the proposition. It seems reasonable to me that they were trying to sell a piece of legislation to voters that would greatly benefit the rideshare companies financially while downplaying the negative effects many believed it would have on gig workers.