If an account executive at Leo Burnett actually loves Campbell's Soup, the TV spot they're shooting doesn't cease to be a commercial.
Influencers who take payments or free products need to stop lying about the fundamental nature of what they do.
Dominic Armato /
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2024-07-16 00:14:50
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