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- talk about what you do w/o giving your life story
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Becoming Comfortable with the UncomfortableKendra Tillman
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You'll stand out from the rest when you make your business message personal. How?
- define your greater message & it's benefits
- talk about what you do w/o giving your life story
- overcome your nerves and shine
- sharpen your 30 second commercial
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This is a presentation I put together in 2009 for a client of mine, Oasis (a bottled water company in Dubai, UAE).
The Innocent Smoothies case study was used in an effort to convince Oasis to take a similar "human" approach to communication by proving that FMCG/CPG products can be successfully differentiated in such a manner.
It is then followed by a competitive analysis.
Learn how Soapbox grew business up to 3X at some retailers — with the right combination of powerful design, excellent products and a mission worth everyone’s attention.
Watch the entire webinar here: http://videos.brandsquare.com/watch/1kmf2U4auKJU6n72fknobu
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
How to connect with your consumers emotionally in a competitive market
How to use design to answer your core consumers’ questions in a powerful and beautiful way
How to make your product proudly displayable on store shelves, in the home and online
About the Presenters: John-Paul Doyle brings 15 years’ experience developing consumer and private brand packaging systems and integrated marketing campaigns, in categories ranging from beauty to beverage, hard goods to prestige. His experience working with companies and brands includes CVS, Safeway, Ahold USA, Diageo, Unilever, Kraft, Godiva, Burt’s Bees, Johnnie Walker and Evian.
Soapbox was founded in 2010 by David Simnick and Dan Doll with a simple mission: to empower people to change the world through everyday, quality purchases. Simnick made the first batch of soap in his college apartment while still at American University. Eight years later its products are in retailers across the nation and nearly three million donations have been made!
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In September 2015, the General Assembly adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development that includes 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). All organisations and individuals in the world have a responsibility to collaborate and make sure we achieve them together.
More and more, people want brands to make a positive contribution to society but it is also our responsibility as designers to make sure this happens through the products and services we create.
Don’t miss this inspiring and interactive day where you will learn how to use Design as a way of solving existing customer and business problems, that also contribute to the achievement of SDGs goals. You will learn more about the latest technology and inspiring case studies around sustainability from some major organisations, and you’ll also work on real client briefs and create solutions that will help organisations achieve customers, business and brand needs that have a real purpose.
This workshop will show you how to develop your strategic thinking around sustainability and brand purpose, to help brands connect people to values and have an impact in the world.
https://interaction20.ixda.org/program/06-designing-sustainable-brands
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We offer end-to-end solutions from ideation, curation, validation to amplification. And we guarantee our results!
Leading organizations such as Unilever, P&G, Coca-Cola, Nestle, Danone, Hyundai, Samsung, Microsoft and Toyota are already sourcing innovation, ideas and content from the eYeka community to make their brands more relevant.
See more at www.eyeka.com
This webinar, as part of the free monthly series from Friends for Youth, takes a look at several ways mentoring can serve as an effective intervention in youth substance abuse prevention efforts – directly because of the mentor’s impact and also through a program’s participation in collaborative activities with other prevention-focused entities. Looking at San Mateo County’s prevention efforts, where Friends for Youth is an ongoing partner, you’ll learn about effective primary prevention, the importance of collaborative efforts, and see examples of youth-led activities. Friends for Youth will share results from their ongoing mentee evaluation, specifically at how mentoring affects ATOD use and abuse, along with a working theory about why. This webinar will also feature an overview of several toolkits developed specifically as resources for mentors to guide conversations and we’ll hear about some of the strategies mentors can use when meeting with their mentees.
This special webinar features Sara Randazzo, Manager of Community Wellness Initiative from San Mateo’s Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center; Sarah Kremer, Program Director of Friends for Youth’s Mentoring Institute; and staff from The Governor’s Prevention Partnership in Connecticut, Catherine LeVasseur, Program Manager of our Statewide Wellness Initiative (Underage Drinking and Substance Abuse Prevention).
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Presentation by Stefanos Karagos, Founder of XPLAIN at Social Media World 2012 Conference
Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR). It's goals, dimensions and benefits. 3 types of CSR - Ethical, Altruistic and Strategic. Socially Responsible Advertising. Innovative Social Cause Marketing Campaigns. Some Notable Cases of Corporate Social Irresponsibility. Some Responsible Corporations.
This is a presentation I put together in 2009 for a client of mine, Oasis (a bottled water company in Dubai, UAE).
The Innocent Smoothies case study was used in an effort to convince Oasis to take a similar "human" approach to communication by proving that FMCG/CPG products can be successfully differentiated in such a manner.
It is then followed by a competitive analysis.
Learn how Soapbox grew business up to 3X at some retailers — with the right combination of powerful design, excellent products and a mission worth everyone’s attention.
Watch the entire webinar here: http://videos.brandsquare.com/watch/1kmf2U4auKJU6n72fknobu
In this webinar, you’ll learn:
How to connect with your consumers emotionally in a competitive market
How to use design to answer your core consumers’ questions in a powerful and beautiful way
How to make your product proudly displayable on store shelves, in the home and online
About the Presenters: John-Paul Doyle brings 15 years’ experience developing consumer and private brand packaging systems and integrated marketing campaigns, in categories ranging from beauty to beverage, hard goods to prestige. His experience working with companies and brands includes CVS, Safeway, Ahold USA, Diageo, Unilever, Kraft, Godiva, Burt’s Bees, Johnnie Walker and Evian.
Soapbox was founded in 2010 by David Simnick and Dan Doll with a simple mission: to empower people to change the world through everyday, quality purchases. Simnick made the first batch of soap in his college apartment while still at American University. Eight years later its products are in retailers across the nation and nearly three million donations have been made!
Join Yasmin Borain, Head of Experience Design at Publicis Sapient, and Jani Cortesini, Creative Strategy Lead at Google Zoo, for a hands-on workshop on how to use design to help achieve the 2030 Sustainable Development Goals.
In September 2015, the General Assembly adopted the 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development that includes 17 Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). All organisations and individuals in the world have a responsibility to collaborate and make sure we achieve them together.
More and more, people want brands to make a positive contribution to society but it is also our responsibility as designers to make sure this happens through the products and services we create.
Don’t miss this inspiring and interactive day where you will learn how to use Design as a way of solving existing customer and business problems, that also contribute to the achievement of SDGs goals. You will learn more about the latest technology and inspiring case studies around sustainability from some major organisations, and you’ll also work on real client briefs and create solutions that will help organisations achieve customers, business and brand needs that have a real purpose.
This workshop will show you how to develop your strategic thinking around sustainability and brand purpose, to help brands connect people to values and have an impact in the world.
https://interaction20.ixda.org/program/06-designing-sustainable-brands
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eYeka is an online community of 300,000 very creative individuals active in over 160 countries.
We connect with brands and their agencies to increase the ROI of their marketing activities by delivering relevant innovation ideas and social content that attract, engage and sell.
We offer end-to-end solutions from ideation, curation, validation to amplification. And we guarantee our results!
Leading organizations such as Unilever, P&G, Coca-Cola, Nestle, Danone, Hyundai, Samsung, Microsoft and Toyota are already sourcing innovation, ideas and content from the eYeka community to make their brands more relevant.
See more at www.eyeka.com
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This special webinar features Sara Randazzo, Manager of Community Wellness Initiative from San Mateo’s Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center; Sarah Kremer, Program Director of Friends for Youth’s Mentoring Institute; and staff from The Governor’s Prevention Partnership in Connecticut, Catherine LeVasseur, Program Manager of our Statewide Wellness Initiative (Underage Drinking and Substance Abuse Prevention).
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4. THE PROBLEM
•WATER USE.
WATER
•WATER POLLUTION.
•WATER POLLUTANTS
WATER
•CAUSES OF WATER POLLUTION.
POLLUTION •CONSEQUENCES OF POLLUTION.
• THE PROBLEM OF THE SOAPS.
• THE PROBLEM OF DETERGENTS.
DELIMITATIO OF •NEGATIVE EFFECTS ON THE
THE PROBLEM ENVIRONMENT.
•BIODEGRADABLE.
•NATURAL INGREDIENTS.
ORGANIC SOAP •IT DOESN'T GENERATE FOAM.
5. OUR PROJECT
Create a company dedicated to producing organic soap.
Encourage people to use organic soap.
Make an advertising campaign to raise awareness of our product.
6. LINKS WITH OTHER SUBJECTS
Economy and Law have allowed the Creating
student to know the procedures and and legal
framework
requirements necessary for the creation of the
of the company. company.
In
In English we did the creation of a communications
poster, a brochure and a TV Marketing
subject, we did
commercial to promote our product. the production of and
a radio advertising.
commercial.
In sociology we
In Economy, we did a In Psychology, we did a
analyzed the influence Market
of globalization in the
study of market based study of market based creation and research
on supply and demand
of soap.
on the consumer
preferences.
development of a and
company.
preferences.
8. It doesn’t
Revolutionary
pollute the
soap.
water.
SOAPURE
The best The best and
ingredients. thin grasses.
It doesn’t
To take care generate
of your skin. foam.
9. 1.Organic
and
natural. 2 The best
natural
recipe.
3. It is for
all the
family.
5. Classical
presentation.
4. It has the best
and natural
Milk of coconut, ingredients.
sage & rosemary.
13. OBJETIVE
1.Benefit our customer.
2. . We did it to preserve the environment with
ingredients that don’t generate foam.
3. Evit the pollution of the water.
14. ADVERSITING.
To sell our product, we use different types of advertising to sell
our product as :
1.The poster.
2.The spot arrive of radio.
3. Tv commercial.
4. Also a jingle to identify our product.
With the purpose of get a great prestige in the care of the
ecological environment.
15. BENEFIT OF SOUP
The benefits are the advantages of the product to
the consumer are:
1 . Foam free.
2. Right price.
3.It’s organic and
don’t pollute the
environment.
4. Found in any supermarket.
16. IN THE PRICE
We want to communicate, inform and
publicize the existence of our product to the
customer , a soap made with the best
ingredients for that we can create a feeling of
quality and wellness.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23. Development of
this project Strategies
and bases
Society in
the future
Methods During our
training, both
academically
and personally
24. we become
think about the To be socially
aware of the
consequences responsible
great harm
about
consequences
of pollution.
To be more
Causing
realistic
In all the To reflect about
environment our actions