Social media breeds bullies and trolls.
People who seem to enjoy being mean and stirring up drama.
People who are often able to hide behind the anonymity of their keyboards and the internet.
People who face no accountability for the things that they say.
People who are more rude and crass than I expect they would be if you encountered them in real life.
People who are proudly and/or ignorantly racist and bigoted.
…you get the gist.
It’s a harsh reality that as marketers we have to prepare ourselves for trolls, and especially as Just Marketers - because someone always wants to hate on anything that’s progressive. SMH. But we’re going to keep moving forward regardless of these keyboard warriors.
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Online marketing authority and former Facebook employee Meg Brunson combines her passion for accessibility and inclusivity with her expertise in the digital marketing space, guiding entrepreneurs and online marketers with tips on developing a marketing strategy set for success, and made to make a genuine, significant impact.
After a decade of working within the Deaf and disabled communities and years of watching her kids face racism and transphobia first-hand, Meg has seen how the way we communicate can isolate, divide and harm historically marginalized groups. Just Marketing™ is committed to making a difference through being and building inclusive, accessible, anti-racist businesses.
Meg, and all guests featured on this show, are committed to building inclusive and anti-racist businesses. We support LGBTQIA+ rights and the rights of all intersectional identities. We believe that business should be a force for dismantling systems of oppression and actively invest in our own learning to fulfill this role.