Nike's latest marketing blunder involved the use of the phrase 'Never again' in their advertisements at the London Marathon, which carries significant historical weight related to the Holocaust. This insensitivity sparked outrage and highlighted the need for companies to consider the ramifications of their messaging. Critics argue that this could have been easily avoided with better oversight and sensitivity. The backlash serves as a cautionary tale about the dangers of failing to consider cultural sensitivities when developing marketing strategies.
Johnathan Sacerdoti, a columnist for The Spectator, stated, 'It would have taken just one set of discerning eyes, one solitary voice, one
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