Voice

Brands Can Benefit From Partnering With Influencers Who Are Outspoken on Cultural Issues

Though this wasn’t always the case

a vogue cover on the left, middle is a man in a pool, and the right in a silhouette in front of a rainbow
Consumers are craving brands that speak out on issues more.Vogue, Jennifer Baer, Tayo Jr./Nasdaq
By Stacy Minero

October 25, 2020

A post, like or retweet from a famous face can not only move products, it can also move markets. 

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This story first appeared in the Oct. 26, 2020, issue of Adweek magazine. Click here to subscribe.

Stacy Minero

Stacy Minero leads Twitter ArtHouse, a global team working with artists, influencers and producers to develop content for brands.

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