Do you think it is okay for businesses to mix branding with religion, or is it best to stay neutral?
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Religious Branding is to mix business and religion. I think a business should not have the right to deny service to a customer based on religious beliefs. We just have to carrying everyone along when branding a business Mixing business and religion may not be an issue for many localized businessesRead more
Religious Branding is to mix business and religion. I think a business should not have the right to deny service to a customer based on religious beliefs. We just have to carrying everyone along when branding a business
Mixing business and religion may not be an issue for many localized businesses with a smaller target area. Companies that serve only a limited religion might be leaving money on the table
But then one should still apply caution when mixing business and religion because it has the potential to cause problems that just don’t need to be problems.
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