Should Brands Take Wedding Photo Editing

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Should Brands Take Wedding Photo Editing

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2020 has presented organizations and their brand communications with a seemingly endless list of opportunities to make a statement or take a stand Wedding Photo Editing on social issues. But should they? More importantly, should YOUR brand get involved in social issues? Black Lives Matter, gender equality, climate change, pandemic response – it was one serious topic after another. Then there are other topics, again potentially Wedding Photo Editing divisive, such as the recognition of Pride celebrations and the eighteenth birthday. Add all that to an already volatile presidential election year and well, wowza.

It's become a difficult-to-navigate messaging minefield. So how should brands respond to these types of situations? Frankly, that's a tough call. It's hard to Wedding Photo Editing know when, where, why, and how to use your organization's voice, if at all. At Olive & Company, we have a few thoughts that might make your decision-making process a little easier. What is the reason for your brand? Here's a quick and easy litmus test. Why are you adding your Wedding Photo Editing brand voice to the conversation? Is it to increase sales, ease community pressure, support a cause, fulfill a brand promise, win favor with a new audience, meet customer demands or, well, you get the idea.

There are countless motivations that could tell you why. But which one is yours? Why are you adding your brand voice to the conversation? It is important that you are Wedding Photo Editing honest and complete when answering the why question. Often the why comes down to a combination of reasons. It may be a genuine interest in supporting a cause as well as community pressure to use your Wedding Photo Editing platform. It's okay, as long as you know what the motivations behind the actions are. What is dangerous, and in our opinion wrong, is to claim a purely altruistic reason when the reality is financial. In other words, if you are taking a position to increase sales, DON'T. You run
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