Brand Safety: definition, importance and advice from Quable
Allows advertisers to preserve their image by avoiding the dissemination of their message in uncontrolled and harmful contexts.
What is Brand Safety?
Brand safety refers to all practices aimed at protecting a company's image and reputation by preventing its advertisements or content from appearing in inappropriate or harmful environments. This includes websites, social networks, or platforms that disseminate content that is illegal, offensive, or contrary to the brand's values.
In a complex digital ecosystem, where product data and marketing campaigns are distributed across multiple channels, brand safety becomes a strategic issue. It ensures that advertising messages, often linked to product information managed via a PIM Product Information Management), are displayed in contexts that are aligned with the company's identity and commitments. For example, a luxury brand will avoid associating its products with controversial or poor-quality content.
By integrating control and verification tools, companies preserve their credibility, strengthen consumer confidence, and optimize the impact of their marketing investments.


