Election Marketing: Are Brands Playing It Safe?

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Episode Description

EPISODE OVERVIEW In this two-part episode, Wharton’s Americus Reeds navigates the turbulent waters of marketing and branding in a highly charged election cycle. This episode is part of a series on the “Business of Elections.”

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Brief Summary

Americus Reed discusses branding strategies for companies amid political climates and consumer expectations for corporate social responsibility.

Key points

  • The Ripple Effect Podcast. Join Dan Loney as he explores branding and political affiliations with Wharton Professor Americus Reed.
  • Navigating Political Stances. Companies face backlash whether they take a stance or remain silent on political issues.
  • The Role of Social Media. Social media has transformed how consumers interact with brands and their political statements.
  • The Importance of Brand Values. Today's consumers prioritize brands that align with their values and beliefs.

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