Are Companies Profiting From Your Anger?

The Intuitive Customer - Improve Your Customer Experience To Gain Growth by Colin Shaw

Mar 28, 202630:58Business

Why do we actively seek out content that makes us angry? In this episode, Colin Shaw and Professor Ryan Hamilton explore the idea of consuming anger as an emotional experience. From doomscrolling and rage-bait headlines...

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