LiveIntent SVP of Marketing Kerel Cooper on How Brands Can Take a Stand and Back Up Their Words With Action
Kerel Cooper talked to us about Facebook boycotts, first-party data, and why brands need to take a stand and back up their words with action.
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Kerel Cooper talked to us about Facebook boycotts, first-party data, and why brands need to take a stand and back up their words with action.
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