This is a problem marketing departments have been having. For decades they were so starved for feedback that social media seemed like a panacea of information. But few stopped to ask was it good information?
This isn't a problem they're facing, it's all deliberate.
Try to drop some facts or stats they don't like and you'll be blocked.
Twitter is a scapegoat to keep putting agitprop in media. Idiots will keep saying "Well, they're listening to all the wrong people on Twitter" and ignore the fact that this is all deliberate. The misconception that they're utilizing information from an impertinent demographic is a red herring.
This is a problem marketing departments have been having. For decades they were so starved for feedback that social media seemed like a panacea of information. But few stopped to ask was it good information?
This isn't a problem they're facing, it's all deliberate.
Try to drop some facts or stats they don't like and you'll be blocked.
Twitter is a scapegoat to keep putting agitprop in media. Idiots will keep saying "Well, they're listening to all the wrong people on Twitter" and ignore the fact that this is all deliberate. The misconception that they're utilizing information from an impertinent demographic is a red herring.