US EditionScott Galloway Says Musk's Work at DOGE Fueled 'One of the Greatest Brand Destructions' of All Time
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Elon Musk says he is stepping back from his government work to refocus on his companies.Scott Olson/Getty ImagesScott Galloway said Elon Musk's work at DOGE fueled "one of the greatest brand destructions" ever.Backlash against Musk largely targeted Tesla, which has reported a drop in profit and sales.Musk has said he'd step back from his government role to refocus on Tesla and his other companies.Scott Galloway, a prominent marketing professor a…
Elon Musk has "alienated his core audience" by cutting lots of jobs on behalf of Donald Trump. This is the opinion of marketing professor Scott Galloway, who does not mince words about what Musk's decision has meant for his company Tesla, writes the Guardian. - This has been one of the worst brand failures ever, says Galloway.
Musk's DOGE Involvement Was 'One Of The Greatest Brand Destructions': Expert
On a popular podcast called Pivot, hosted by him, he said that Musk aligned himself with the wrong people and alienated Teslas customer base. Tesla was one of his most important holdings but Musks new allies - the Republicans - were not fans of EVs
Scott Galloway Declares Musk’s DOGE a Bust and ‘One of the Greatest Brand Destructions’ Ever
NYU professor Scott Galloway criticized Elon Musk’s political entanglements with President Donald Trump during Friday’s episode of the Pivot podcast, calling Musk’s involvement with DOGE “one of the greatest brand destructions” in history. Speaking with co-host Kara Swisher, Galloway said Musk’s bet on Trump’s DOGE had backfired. He argued Musk alienated his customer base in the process of slashing jobs and spending on behalf of the White House.…
Leading American marketing professor Scott Galloway states on the Pivot podcast that Tesla owner Elon Musk has "alienated his core audience"
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