Post by account_disabled on Mar 15, 2024 21:06:52 GMT -7
What happened in this case proves it. . to engage and respond. Are there situations where a brand feels it’s appropriate to say nothing? It's hard to give you an answer. In this case, we saw the impact it had, we analyzed it, we looked at the pros and cons, and we decided it was appropriate to participate. We didn’t take sides but remained neutral and logically we wanted to show off ours too. Regarding the other part of the question, you will agree with me that this is a very atypical thing and it doesn't happen very often. We experienced a boom in this thing that we don't experience every day in the communications department.
I don’t recall any similar situation or situation where we decided not to say anything. It's a boom, but I think we'll be talking about it in a few days in interesting ways and anecdotally. Aside from the B2B Reviews Club tsunami this song has caused in so many different areas, do you think all of these things will have an impact on Leno's image in the long run? It's a boom, sure, but I think we'll be talking about it in a few days in interesting ways and anecdotally. These conversations happen very quickly and have such a big impact that it remains a hot topic for a few days but becomes an anecdote within a short period of time. As for the brand image, I honestly think this is a positive.
I can't provide data right now because it's very complex to calculate this, but we're looking at it this way because of the response we've observed online and because of our listening to the channel. . As a communications director, have you learned any lessons or lessons from all of this? I’m proud of the work the brand’s communications and marketing teams have done. We pay a lot of attention to the conversation, to where the client is, and I think the lesson is that this kind of active listening works well and is really important. Tags from our chat with Renault.
I don’t recall any similar situation or situation where we decided not to say anything. It's a boom, but I think we'll be talking about it in a few days in interesting ways and anecdotally. Aside from the B2B Reviews Club tsunami this song has caused in so many different areas, do you think all of these things will have an impact on Leno's image in the long run? It's a boom, sure, but I think we'll be talking about it in a few days in interesting ways and anecdotally. These conversations happen very quickly and have such a big impact that it remains a hot topic for a few days but becomes an anecdote within a short period of time. As for the brand image, I honestly think this is a positive.
I can't provide data right now because it's very complex to calculate this, but we're looking at it this way because of the response we've observed online and because of our listening to the channel. . As a communications director, have you learned any lessons or lessons from all of this? I’m proud of the work the brand’s communications and marketing teams have done. We pay a lot of attention to the conversation, to where the client is, and I think the lesson is that this kind of active listening works well and is really important. Tags from our chat with Renault.