This morning, Keira Knightley's "sexually suggestive" Chanel advert was banned by the Advertising Standards Authority. In it, the actress is seen in a partial state of undress and whispers seductively to a photographer. So the question is this: is there a place for controversy in content marketing?
Does controversial content have a place in your marketing strategy?
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Made Hot by: marketingvalue on February 15, 2013 1:30 pm
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