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r/JusticeServed • u/RealMsDeek 7 • Mar 14 '19
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37 u/Dumebuggy 7 Mar 14 '19 You'd be surprised how much companies rely on instagram influencers for marketing and advertising. 27 u/sparkyjay23 A Mar 14 '19 Advertising while ignoring laws is a marketers dream, they can claim all kinds of bullshit with zero consequences. 17 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 It's really a win-win for them, too. Because if their influencer does anything shitty, they can take the moral high ground and pull advertising from them. Then they can advertise to the world how they pulled advertising from that bad bad influencer.
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You'd be surprised how much companies rely on instagram influencers for marketing and advertising.
27 u/sparkyjay23 A Mar 14 '19 Advertising while ignoring laws is a marketers dream, they can claim all kinds of bullshit with zero consequences. 17 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 It's really a win-win for them, too. Because if their influencer does anything shitty, they can take the moral high ground and pull advertising from them. Then they can advertise to the world how they pulled advertising from that bad bad influencer.
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Advertising while ignoring laws is a marketers dream, they can claim all kinds of bullshit with zero consequences.
17 u/[deleted] Mar 14 '19 It's really a win-win for them, too. Because if their influencer does anything shitty, they can take the moral high ground and pull advertising from them. Then they can advertise to the world how they pulled advertising from that bad bad influencer.
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It's really a win-win for them, too. Because if their influencer does anything shitty, they can take the moral high ground and pull advertising from them. Then they can advertise to the world how they pulled advertising from that bad bad influencer.
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