In episode #1458, we talk about the impact of big brands boycotting Facebook and Instagram ads. A while ago, significant brands pulled their ads from Facebook, demanding that the platform implement stricter regulations around hate speech. Tune in to hear what the short and long-term effects are! 

TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES:

• [00:25] Today’s topic: If Big Brands Boycotting Facebook and Instagram Ads Make A Difference.
• [00:33] The context for the episode and what companies are demanding from these platforms.
• [01:03] Facebook has many other stakeholders to please and has therefore not done much. 
• [01:14] Many big brands are pulling their ads from Facebook.
• [01:38] Why there will be a significant short-term impact on platforms like Facebook. 
• [01:49] In the long-run, it is likely that the brands will turn on their Facebook ads again.
• [02:10] The relevance of incentives for publicly traded companies.  
• [02:48] This is just a slap on the wrist for Facebook—but they still have the leverage.
• [03:08] The fact remains: Facebook drives a ton of sales for things like e-commerce. 
• [03:23] Work hard to build leverage and then you no longer need to work as hard.
• [03:51] Mark Zuckerberg is not worth 70+ billion dollars for no reason! 
• [03:55] That’s it for today!
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Links Mentioned in Today’s Episode:

Facebook

Instagram

Ben&Jerry’s 

Unilever 

Coca-Cola 

Charlie Munger

Mark Zuckerberg 

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