@KetanJ0 at this point i don’t see bigger corporations doing this in the future. their infrastructures are too airtight to allow for the risk and the “transparent” angle wouldn’t work with audiences the same way. especially since this style is confined to twitter
@KetanJ0 it’s possible the meta angle evolves into other forms of integrated ads, like via AI, but you just don’t see most “controversial” brands take chances with their advertising in the first place. they have to play it safe through legal departments, approval processes, etc
@KetanJ0 the intent of brands/advertisers is simple: get people to consume via propaganda. the point was that most people are skeptical of media/politicians because they often say one thing, but mean another, their loyalties can change, and their underlying intent is often blurred
