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Contents:
- THIS AD IS BEG LLED THE “GAYT COMMERCIAL OF 2021”
- HOW GAY UPL TV MERCIALS BEME A MASTREAM PHENOMENON
- HOW TO EARN LGBTQIA+ CTOMERS: A GAY MARKETER’S PRI MONTH PERSPECTIVE
THIS AD IS BEG LLED THE “GAYT COMMERCIAL OF 2021”
* why am i getting gay ads *
Why do my ads thk that I'm gay. I'm pretty sure that I'm heterosexual and I never searched gay stuff on Google or download any apps. Is there a way to fd out why Google and Facebook thk I'm gay?
HOW GAY UPL TV MERCIALS BEME A MASTREAM PHENOMENON
It found that among those exposed to LGBTQ+ folks media, 48 percent reported beg more acceptg of gays and lbians, pared wh a 35 percent acceptance rate among those who had those who had recently seen LGBTQ+ reprentatn, acceptance rat were also higher toward bisexual people (45 percent vers 31 percent), nonbary people (41 percent vers 30 percent), and equal rights for LGBTQ+ people (80 percent vers 70 percent) power of visibily also extend to personal relatnships. Addnally, 79 percent of the LGBTQ+ exposed reported beg fortable wh havg a rabow fay as neighbors (pared to 72 percent), 69 percent would be fortable startg a nversatn wh a person whose genr was ambiguo (pared to 60 percent), and 73 percent would be fortable wh learng their doctor is gay or bi (pared to 67 percent). A new ad om CarGus is beg lled "the gayt mercial of 2021"Photo: Screenshot.
HOW TO EARN LGBTQIA+ CTOMERS: A GAY MARKETER’S PRI MONTH PERSPECTIVE
An ad for the CarGus webse is beg lled “the gayt mercial of 2021” onle and ’s not hard to see why. Inially, that seemed like an all-too faiar slap the face for gay Amerins, perhaps even a step back for their llective social standg.
Televisn ads aren’t as important the digal marketg age as they were a generatn ago, but some ways they reprent a fal ontier of mastream cultural acceptance for gay equaly, acrdg to several marketg experts who specialize helpg major rporatns sell products to the gay muny. “It’s not about gay people as much as is ntemporary nsumers, ” Bob Weck, print of the LGBTQ marketg and munitns nsultg firm Weck Communitns, told CNN Bs.
… Gay and LGBTQ nsumers, Gen Z and Millennials, their attus are so different about the ordars of same sex marriage today.