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📈Taking a Stand: How Brands Can Thrive by Embracing Politics

📈Taking a Stand: How Brands Can Thrive by Embracing Politics

Being ‘political’ or ‘partisan’ isn’t an automatic pathway to losing customers.

Stefan Musch
Stefan Musch
ConsumersConsumers
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📈 Oh I Wanna Take You to Bermuda, Tommy Bahama

📈 Oh I Wanna Take You to Bermuda, Tommy Bahama

Each month Gradient surveys 1,000 Americans—this is what they have to say

Gradient In The WildGradient In The Wild
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📈 The Sentences That Can Reduce Sentences

📈 The Sentences That Can Reduce Sentences

We're giving a nod to some of our awesome partners

ConsumersConsumers
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📈 Third Eye Unblinded

📈 Third Eye Unblinded

We’re predicting the future, how to increase revenue projections, and why you might start smoking

ConsumersConsumers
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📈 We're Not Talking About Games, We're Talking About Brands, Man

📈 We're Not Talking About Games, We're Talking About Brands, Man

Each month Gradient surveys 1,000 Americans—this is what they have to say

ConsumersConsumers
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📈 Banking on Trust

📈 Banking on Trust

Each month Gradient surveys 1,000 Americans—this is what they have to say

LifestyleLifestyle
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📈 Feeding the Pets, Ourselves, and Moochers

📈 Feeding the Pets, Ourselves, and Moochers

We're defending dog people, milk alternatives, and mom's password

BrandsBrands
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📈 Thinking Outside of the Box (Store)

📈 Thinking Outside of the Box (Store)

We’re going to Costco, regulating AI, and sending thoughts and prayers to sick men

EconomyEconomy
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📈 Recession Depression

📈 Recession Depression

We’re surfing economic waves, swimming in investment tips, and drowning in obsolete job skills.

ConsumersConsumers
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📈 Wild About Brands, Gun Control, and Whitney

📈 Wild About Brands, Gun Control, and Whitney

Each month Gradient surveys 1,000 Americans—this is what they have to say