Why bother with celebrity endorsements?
They rarely affect voter opinion—and when they do, they tend to have the opposite intended effect, according to a study from Grow Progress.
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They rarely affect voter opinion—and when they do, they tend to have the opposite intended effect, according to a study from Grow Progress.
According to the VAB, those feel-good feelings may translate to brand favorability.
A report from the commission found that companies collected data from users, and sometimes non-users, at a “staggering” level.
Hiring opportunities are improving for people with disabilities, which could change the way they’re portrayed in campaigns.
CreativeX found that only 4% of those cast in ads last year were 60 or older despite the age group making up 16% of the population.
Gen Z is pushing back on things like pitching.
Only 3% of ads could be considered inclusive, GLAAD and Kantar found.
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