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This year, perhaps more than any other, American corporations want the LGBTQ community to know that they’re their friends. Their best friends, really.
The only thing they ask for in return is our undying brand loyalty.
2018 was a particularly grating year for corporations who like to demonstrate their commitment to the queer community with rainbow shot glasses and flashy donations to LGBTQ nonprofits. Week after week, my inbox has been flooded with PR pitches to check out the latest gay vodka or discounted queer doughnuts (because gay people have been discriminated against in the…doughnut-sphere?) Read more…
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Prime Day is a marathon, not a sprint.
Actually, compared to the past three years, Prime Day 2018 is looking to be an intense triathlon. While the sales have gone a few hours over 24 in the past, there’s speculation that there will be nearly 40 hours of deals this year. HELP.
Amazon hasn’t officially announced when Prime Day will be exactly, but our knowledge of past Prime Days led us to believe that July 10 could be the big shebang. But then, after an apparent leak from the UK, there’s now talk that Prime Day 2018 will fall on July 17. Read more…
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