October
2023
Conscious
Marketing
By: Travis Stroman
Conscious Marketing
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Four Principles that define Conscious Marketing
Greater Purpose
A sense of purpose that is higher than
merely making a profit.
• The main goal is to put purpose before profit.
• This comes from aligning the organization’s vision with
a greater purpose (e.g. Communities, Environment,
etc.)
• An organization that shows it values a greater purpose
tends to have a positive image, providing greater
financial profit.
• Strong ethics must be sustained while serving a greater
purpose in conscious marketing to avoid a decline in
public image and in return reduced profitability.
• People before profit
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Consideration of
Stakeholders
The impact an organization has on
everyone.
• In conscious marketing development an
organization must consider all stakeholders and
how their business affects them.
• Stakeholders include but are not limited to:
Shareholders, Communities in which the
organization does business(domestic and
globally), employees and their families whether
past, present, or future, the environment,
members of their supply chain, and more.
• An organization must consider everyone and
everything that their actions impact.
• Considering all stakeholders help keep an
organization in a positive position and in return
drive profits.
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Presence of Conscious
Leadership
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Leadership should be conscious at all
levels of business
• Creating a corporate culture of consciousness
• Making sure that leadership and employees at every
level of operations are driven to uphold your mission
and vision of conscious business practices and ethical
decisions.
• Assuring that leadership is driven to recognize and
positively impact all stakeholders of the organization.
• Creating a positive impactful culture for all employees
and other stakeholders of the organization.
Ethically based decisions
Realizing the importance of making
ethical decisions.
• Making ethical marketing and business
decisions to create a positive image and impact
for all stakeholders.
• Being conscious about your products and
services; how they are produced, and how they
are disposed of.
• Addressing concerns of violations of labor laws
(e.g., Child labor, forced labor.)
• Ethical decisions about how your products or
services affect the environment.
• Decisions about addressing dangerous
products or misrepresentation of your products
or services.
• These decisions can positively or negatively
affect your business and its profits.
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Conscious
Marketing
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The importance of conscious marketing
• Conscious marketing allows your organization to
sustain a competitive advantage through positive brand
recognition.
• If stakeholders perceive your organization as an ethical
and transparent organization, they will be more likely to
do business with you.
• By putting people before profit you in return drive profits
up, increasing shareholder satisfaction and creating a
sustainable organization.
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Business Ethics
Ethical business and marketing decisions
Marketing Ethics
• Creating corporate policies on topics such
as bribery, discrimination, and fiduciary
responsibilities.
• Policies on how to govern business
operations (SOP)
• How the business handles involvement in
political issues.
• How business operations affect the
environment and communities in which the
organization does business.
• Addressing concerns over misinformation or
misrepresentation of products and services.
• Addressing the effects of decisions on the
supply chain and other stakeholders in the
organization.
Ethics
Summary
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Conscious marketing at a glance
• Conscious marketing entails the decisions made that
impact all stakeholders in an organization’s operations.
• Conscious marketing is the realization of a higher
purpose for the organization such as being
environmentally friendly.
• Conscious marketing is aimed at creating a sustainable
and ethical organization.
• Creating a positive brand image to drive profits by
putting people first.
THANK YOU!

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    Conscious Marketing 2 Four Principlesthat define Conscious Marketing
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    Greater Purpose A senseof purpose that is higher than merely making a profit. • The main goal is to put purpose before profit. • This comes from aligning the organization’s vision with a greater purpose (e.g. Communities, Environment, etc.) • An organization that shows it values a greater purpose tends to have a positive image, providing greater financial profit. • Strong ethics must be sustained while serving a greater purpose in conscious marketing to avoid a decline in public image and in return reduced profitability. • People before profit 3
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    Consideration of Stakeholders The impactan organization has on everyone. • In conscious marketing development an organization must consider all stakeholders and how their business affects them. • Stakeholders include but are not limited to: Shareholders, Communities in which the organization does business(domestic and globally), employees and their families whether past, present, or future, the environment, members of their supply chain, and more. • An organization must consider everyone and everything that their actions impact. • Considering all stakeholders help keep an organization in a positive position and in return drive profits. 4
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    Presence of Conscious Leadership 5 Leadershipshould be conscious at all levels of business • Creating a corporate culture of consciousness • Making sure that leadership and employees at every level of operations are driven to uphold your mission and vision of conscious business practices and ethical decisions. • Assuring that leadership is driven to recognize and positively impact all stakeholders of the organization. • Creating a positive impactful culture for all employees and other stakeholders of the organization.
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    Ethically based decisions Realizingthe importance of making ethical decisions. • Making ethical marketing and business decisions to create a positive image and impact for all stakeholders. • Being conscious about your products and services; how they are produced, and how they are disposed of. • Addressing concerns of violations of labor laws (e.g., Child labor, forced labor.) • Ethical decisions about how your products or services affect the environment. • Decisions about addressing dangerous products or misrepresentation of your products or services. • These decisions can positively or negatively affect your business and its profits. 6
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    Conscious Marketing 7 The importance ofconscious marketing • Conscious marketing allows your organization to sustain a competitive advantage through positive brand recognition. • If stakeholders perceive your organization as an ethical and transparent organization, they will be more likely to do business with you. • By putting people before profit you in return drive profits up, increasing shareholder satisfaction and creating a sustainable organization.
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    8 Business Ethics Ethical businessand marketing decisions Marketing Ethics • Creating corporate policies on topics such as bribery, discrimination, and fiduciary responsibilities. • Policies on how to govern business operations (SOP) • How the business handles involvement in political issues. • How business operations affect the environment and communities in which the organization does business. • Addressing concerns over misinformation or misrepresentation of products and services. • Addressing the effects of decisions on the supply chain and other stakeholders in the organization. Ethics
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    Summary 9 Conscious marketing ata glance • Conscious marketing entails the decisions made that impact all stakeholders in an organization’s operations. • Conscious marketing is the realization of a higher purpose for the organization such as being environmentally friendly. • Conscious marketing is aimed at creating a sustainable and ethical organization. • Creating a positive brand image to drive profits by putting people first.
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