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Forbes examines companies deliberately using "rage-bait" marketing

Forbes reports companies deliberately deploying rage-bait marketing

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Forbes published an analysis stating that companies are making people mad on purpose as a marketing tactic, describing it as a high-stakes gamble that in some cases is paying off.

Forbes reports companies deliberately deploying rage-bait marketing
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“Companies are making people mad on purpose. And in some cases, it’s paying off.”

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Mary Whitfill Roeloffs Forbes staff writerForbes Publisher

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  1. 1 outlet The Outrage Economy: Why Companies Are Embracing Rage-Bait In High-Stakes Gamble

    first by Forbes Business, 1d ago

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