https://rss.com/podcasts/corporate-clapbacks-podcast-transcript-episode-1-how-brands-learned-to-talk-like-us Explore how companies use humor, memes, and internet slang to create relatable personalities on social media. Brands like Wendy's, Duolingo, and Netflix often communicate with audiences in playful and sarcastic ways that feel more like a conversation than traditional advertising. This podcast examines the rhetorical strategies behind these posts, including tone, audience awareness, and brand identity. By analyzing these examples, the episode reveals how corporate social media communication is carefully crafted to engage audiences while still serving marketing goals.

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