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The line between a regular leaf and a marijuana leaf is subjective. Permanent downsides When cannabis brands break marketing rules for short-term gains, they face long-term problems. Brands can get permanently banned from social media platforms (and the FDA can even take away their licenses). Fyllo can rarely get “banned or blacklisted clients” back on social, Loumis said. These challenges are thorny, but innovators are still finding a way to thrive in the cannabis space — and regulations will likely stabilize eventually.

Once cannabis becomes federally legal, Loumis predicted, “it’s going to operate Iran WhatsApp Number Data similarly to alcohol or tobacco or vapes.” In other words, the rules will change less frequently, and grow more standardized nationwide. Even if they stay strict and complicated.



This is an excerpt from MarketerHire's weekly newsletter, Raisin Bread. To get a tasty marketing snack in your inbox every week, subscribe here. On Tuesday, Twitter was abuzz about Instagram. A fresh update had finally hidden like counts on Instagram grid posts, a possibility the platform has been testing for years. Great news for baseline mental health worldwide? Neither. It was an accidental rollout that Instagram quickly walked back.