According to sources, Prince Harry and Meghan are keen to penetrate the UK market as part of their rebranding process, but experts are saying that in order to effectively do that, they need to build bridges with the royals.
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Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Need Prince William And Princess Kate’s Goodwill For Their UK Brand To Work
The million dollar question here is how can Harry and Meghan rebuild their brand in a country where their popularity has reportedly “sunk almost below ground?”
Well, get in good with the royals. The Princess of Wales is especially a shining star at the moment, dominating our internet lives for two weeks now on a global level, so maybe they need her in their court?
But this won’t happen, a royal expert has warned, if they keep taking cheap shots at the royals. For example, you know the whole media storm that’s still ongoing regarding Princess Kate’s photoshopped Mother’s Day photograph?
Yes, anybody who’s anybody has heard of it and most have commented – I stand with Whoopi Goldberg on this matter, and can someone throw some water on Piers Morgan?
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Anyway, as the world wondered, and shook, and overreacted to the retouched photograph, a source from Harry and Meghan’s camp reportedly claimed Harry and Meghan would never make such mistakes.
This source delivered this bit of news after Harry and Meghan’s media pal, Omid Scobie, waded in on the convo.
They claimed that Harry and Meghan wouldn’t make the common photoshop errors Princess Kate made because they had an eye for details. I know that those who recall the discrepancies in their Christmas photograph will be rolling their eyes at this.
But an expert has warned that this would not bode well for their image, especially since they’ve decided to pour money into recruiting a UK PR expert.
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Prince Harry And Meghan Markle Urged To Publicly Support Princess Kate For UK Rebrand To Work
PR boss Jack Izzard, CEO of Rhizome Media, told The Sun: “We’ll probably never know whether Harry and Meghan got a twinge of pleasure from Kate’s blushes. But what they should definitely get out of the Kensington Palace cock-up is a PR opportunity.”
He added: “A supportive word here, a gentle nod towards the importance of Kate’s privacy there – this is a chance to offer a subtle olive branch to the Cambridges.
And done right, it can be totally in tune with one of the Sussexes’ favourite themes – a call for the conspiracy theorists and keyboard warriors to lay off.”
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