Amazon will launch an aggressive advertising campaign in which the company would have disbursed around 100 million dollars. The publicity boycott that took place last July against Facebook under the slogan Stop Hate For Profit inevitably pupa the reputation (and perhaps also the coffers) of the world's largest social network. And although that boycott has already left its peak behind, the truth is that it has not been much less in the water and continues to be very present in the minds and wallets of advertisers.
Those who started such a vaunted boycott against employee email database Facebook have recently published a report in which they give an account of the current state of all those points in which the social network had initially promised improvements. Using employee email database three colors, red (Facebook has not yet done anything to solve the problem), yellow (it has tried to address the problem, but has failed in its approach) and green (the social network has promised to take action against the problem) , the promoters of Stop Hate For Profit take the pulse of the claims that led to the boycott.
And the truth is that in his report, where red is the predominant employee email database color, green is completely conspicuous by its absence. The clouds of the advertising boycott against Facebook may have thinned, but they have not dissolved, far from it The fact that employee email database Facebook appears to have turned a deaf ear to the demands of advertisers who once supported the Stop Hate For Profit boycott could prolong the ad block against the world's largest social network. And there are, in fact, many advertisers who continue to regard the social network led by Mark Zuckerberg with mistrust.
Thanks for your post. I’ve been thinking about writing a very comparable post over the last couple of weeks, I’ll probably keep it short and sweet and link to this instead if that's cool. Thanks
jolibet