Marketing + Design
To help beauty entrepreneurs preserve time and contemplate strategies for maximizing their spend, I’ve been tracking the latest news in the social media universe. This week, companies rolled out initiatives and reconsidered their business models as the pandemic continued to rock advertising revenue.
Social media is an imperfect mirror of society, but it’s somewhat of a mirror nonetheless. Recently, it’s reflecting a strong push for accountability. Communicating through posts and hashtags, consumers are airing grievances, boycotting brands and canceling people.
Social media is an imperfect mirror of society, but it’s somewhat of a mirror nonetheless. Recently, it’s reflecting a strong push for accountability. Communicating through posts and hashtags, consumers are airing grievances, boycotting brands and canceling people.
Social media is an imperfect mirror of society, but it’s somewhat of a mirror nonetheless. Recently, it’s reflecting a strong push for accountability. Communicating through posts and hashtags, consumers are airing grievances, boycotting brands and canceling people.
Sprout social shares tips and insights on how brands should navigate through a global crisis on social media.
What’s happening with Black Lives Matter cannot be ignored by brands, and it can interrupt their business if they respond inappropriately or ignore the voices of their consumers.
What typically was only a fight for African Americans has become a fight for us all. First, non-black allies in the United States responded to the call in several ways, including on social media and out in the streets. This week, we’ve seen the movement spread to allies from all walks of life across the globe.