"Careful. Don't say that. You might piss some of your customers off."
Within reason, I find this to be antiquated advice.
It's meant for brands who want to appeal to everyone.
It's meant for a different world.
If you're trying to appeal to everyone, you'll end up appealing to no one.
If you're too afraid to say something that might piss someone off, you'll be too afraid to say something that makes someone fall in love with you.
The love of a few is much more valuable than the ambivalence of the many.
Put yourself out there with the conviction.
Stand for something.
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Amen Ben so true!!
This actually applies to everything: business, religious, your personal life even the recent cokdcard and BIP110 events.
I am still hurting for all those affected by the coldcard heist
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Hot take: This only applies to brands known for it. If Coca-Cola posted “we stand with Dijonai Carrington, racism bad, reparations good!”, they’d piss some of their customers off and it’d be one of their more retarded moves. Companies like them need to shut up and make product. No politics, no rebrands, stonks stay stable forever. Companies like yours and, say, Dbrand, are able to leverage saying stuff for grow 🤷♂️
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