Diverse organizations perform better. Marketers are always saying it, but there’s a good reason why. Sure enough, DTC business QuickBooks has found that the more diverse its influencer roster gets, the more effective it is. Take LGBTQ influencers, for example, whose content tends to perform, said Jennifer Buchbinder, director of strategic communications at QuickBooks’ owner […]
June 29, 2022

Diverse organizations perform better. Marketers are always saying it, but there’s a good reason why. Sure enough, DTC business QuickBooks has found that the more diverse its influencer roster gets, the more effective it is.

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Diverse organizations perform better. Marketers are always saying it, but there’s a good reason why. Sure enough, DTC business QuickBooks has found that the more diverse its influencer roster gets, the more effective it is. Take LGBTQ influencers, for example, whose content tends to perform, said Jennifer Buchbinder, director of strategic communications at QuickBooks’ owner […]
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