Using Humor as a Business Tactic: How to Know When to Cross the Line
When you set out to use humor in your marketing, strive to be edgy, entertaining and memorable. Here are some factors to consider when considering how closely to toe the line.
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When you set out to use humor in your marketing, strive to be edgy, entertaining and memorable. Here are some factors to consider when considering how closely to toe the line.
Uber and Lyft answer questions about discrimination concerns; how machines learn prejudice; plus more news from the last week of 2016.
MySpace. Facebook. Blogs. It seems like only yesterday these were just incomprehensible sounds mixed into the conversations of my teenaged grandchildren. Later, employees of black enterprise, led by our Technology Editor Sonya A. Donaldson, began insisting that this strange new thing called social media was changing global industry and would offer fantastic opportunities to help level the playing field for black entrepreneurs. I’ll be honest: I was among many in our company who didn’t initially appreciate the potential of social media for our business.
I’ve said it before—networking is a powerful tool if done correctly. For Atlanta-based candle maker Toni Brown, it paid off at this years 15th annual Black Enterprise Entrepreneurs Conference + Expo hosted by Exxon Mobile.
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