Why brand neutrality is a false narrative when it comes to young voters

Choosing neutrality over authenticity may alienate a younger generation that values brands with clear principles.

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Nov 5, 2024 - 21:03
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Why brand neutrality is a false narrative when it comes to young voters

Choosing neutrality over authenticity may alienate a younger generation that values brands with clear principles.

by Amanda Munilla

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