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US brands should address values, not politics
Introduction
In the U.S., the rise of purpose-driven branding has also brought brands perilously close to the political divide because there’s a tendency to label every constituency as red or blue. One solution is to be clear about their values, setting the stage for messaging and media in harmony with the brand.
Why it matters
In a country split in two over politics, brands that don’t accurately wrestle with their values, can alienate a major percentage of consumers.
Takeaways
- The process of assessing values starts from the inside out, ascertaining what you believe, being that belief, and broadcasting it through...
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