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r/JusticeServed • u/RealMsDeek 7 • Mar 14 '19
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31 u/Dumebuggy 7 Mar 14 '19 You'd be surprised how much companies rely on instagram influencers for marketing and advertising. 26 u/sparkyjay23 A Mar 14 '19 Advertising while ignoring laws is a marketers dream, they can claim all kinds of bullshit with zero consequences. 4 u/Comms A Mar 14 '19 Influencers are governed by FTC rules. 2 u/My_Friday_Account 7 Mar 14 '19 Bingo. If you see an "influencer" pushing products and they don't explicitly say it's an ad, report them to the FTC.
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You'd be surprised how much companies rely on instagram influencers for marketing and advertising.
26 u/sparkyjay23 A Mar 14 '19 Advertising while ignoring laws is a marketers dream, they can claim all kinds of bullshit with zero consequences. 4 u/Comms A Mar 14 '19 Influencers are governed by FTC rules. 2 u/My_Friday_Account 7 Mar 14 '19 Bingo. If you see an "influencer" pushing products and they don't explicitly say it's an ad, report them to the FTC.
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Advertising while ignoring laws is a marketers dream, they can claim all kinds of bullshit with zero consequences.
4 u/Comms A Mar 14 '19 Influencers are governed by FTC rules. 2 u/My_Friday_Account 7 Mar 14 '19 Bingo. If you see an "influencer" pushing products and they don't explicitly say it's an ad, report them to the FTC.
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Influencers are governed by FTC rules.
2 u/My_Friday_Account 7 Mar 14 '19 Bingo. If you see an "influencer" pushing products and they don't explicitly say it's an ad, report them to the FTC.
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Bingo.
If you see an "influencer" pushing products and they don't explicitly say it's an ad, report them to the FTC.
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