This document describes the services of a green communications consultancy called theGreenGum. They help companies find the right way to communicate about their green initiatives and have a global outlook with local delivery. Their services include research, multimedia content creation, networking with sustainability partners, and innovative green projects. They aim to close the gap between a company's green objectives and customer perception of how green they are.
The Green Business Network is a community of over 4,000 businesses committed to creating a sustainable economy. It provides members with tools, resources and opportunities to market themselves as green businesses. This includes a redesigned website with new showcase listings, digital publications and an interactive blog. The organization aims to help businesses at all stages of becoming greener through associate memberships, approved memberships and green economy allies programs. It also introduces new branding and sustainability tools to further support members.
Your Creative & Sustainability: Integrating Brand, Direct, and Green PowerVivastream
The document discusses three cases of using direct marketing and sustainability messaging to promote brands. Case 1 details using a Harvard Business Review article to acquire new magazine subscribers. Case 2 involves a Fortune 500 brand developing sustainability directives and messaging. Case 3 highlights the direct marketing of a Brazilian supermarket chain known for its sustainability practices and messaging in birthday mailings and emails to customers.
Your creative & sustainability integrating brand, direct, and green powerVivastream
The document discusses three cases of using direct marketing and sustainability messaging. Case 1 describes using a Harvard Business Review article to acquire new subscribers. Case 2 involves a Fortune 500 brand developing sustainability messaging and migrating communications to digital formats. Case 3 highlights a Brazilian supermarket chain's direct marketing emphasizing sustainable habits and recycling. The document also covers general topics like the evolution of catalogs, personalization, eco-friendly creative processes, and push vs pull marketing.
The document provides an overview of a presentation on developing a blueprint for green business sustainability and marketing. It discusses defining sustainability, examples of companies pursuing sustainability initiatives, developing long-term sustainability plans using a PDCA (plan-do-check-act) model, defining an organization's position on sustainability, cost-effective sustainable options, communicating sustainability initiatives internally and externally, and implementing green marketing strategies and tactics.
This document discusses the concept of green marketing. It defines green marketing as marketing products and services that are environmentally friendly. It discusses why green marketing is important due to growing consumer awareness about environmental issues. It also outlines some of the challenges in green marketing, such as the need for standardization and that it is still a new concept for many. The document provides examples of green products and characteristics. It concludes by discussing some golden rules for green marketing and providing examples of companies adopting green marketing strategies.
This document discusses Grow-Trees, an organization that allows individuals and companies to sponsor the planting of trees for about $1 per tree. Grow-Trees has partnerships with credible planting organizations and the UN Environment Program. It offers a way for companies to demonstrate corporate social responsibility and offset carbon emissions. Customers can dedicate tree plantings to greetings, offsetting carbon footprints, or community/wildlife purposes. The document provides examples of how companies can partner with Grow-Trees for customer acquisition, CSR programs, and cost control initiatives.
This document provides information about maintaining Green Seal certification for products. It discusses the significance of the certification, tools for promoting the certification, and next steps for compliance. Mary Swanson from Green Seal discusses the importance of the certification. They then provide tips for companies to promote their certification, including using product graphics and social media. Finally, they discuss the importance of ongoing compliance and monitoring to maintain the certification.
This document discusses green marketing strategies and challenges. It outlines some of the key barriers to buying green products, including lack of knowledge about green options, perceptions about lower quality or performance, mistrust of "greenwashing", higher prices, and limited availability of truly green products. It also provides five truths about green marketing, such as a lack of focus on the product benefits and a tendency to rely on green positioning as the main strategy. Finally, it offers five ways to be honest in green marketing, like focusing on short-term benefits, avoiding presenting oneself as an educator if not a top brand, emphasizing transparency, keeping messaging simple and direct, and avoiding premium pricing for green options.
The Green Business Network is a community of over 4,000 businesses committed to creating a sustainable economy. It provides members with tools, resources and opportunities to market themselves as green businesses. This includes a redesigned website with new showcase listings, digital publications and an interactive blog. The organization aims to help businesses at all stages of becoming greener through associate memberships, approved memberships and green economy allies programs. It also introduces new branding and sustainability tools to further support members.
Your Creative & Sustainability: Integrating Brand, Direct, and Green PowerVivastream
The document discusses three cases of using direct marketing and sustainability messaging to promote brands. Case 1 details using a Harvard Business Review article to acquire new magazine subscribers. Case 2 involves a Fortune 500 brand developing sustainability directives and messaging. Case 3 highlights the direct marketing of a Brazilian supermarket chain known for its sustainability practices and messaging in birthday mailings and emails to customers.
Your creative & sustainability integrating brand, direct, and green powerVivastream
The document discusses three cases of using direct marketing and sustainability messaging. Case 1 describes using a Harvard Business Review article to acquire new subscribers. Case 2 involves a Fortune 500 brand developing sustainability messaging and migrating communications to digital formats. Case 3 highlights a Brazilian supermarket chain's direct marketing emphasizing sustainable habits and recycling. The document also covers general topics like the evolution of catalogs, personalization, eco-friendly creative processes, and push vs pull marketing.
The document provides an overview of a presentation on developing a blueprint for green business sustainability and marketing. It discusses defining sustainability, examples of companies pursuing sustainability initiatives, developing long-term sustainability plans using a PDCA (plan-do-check-act) model, defining an organization's position on sustainability, cost-effective sustainable options, communicating sustainability initiatives internally and externally, and implementing green marketing strategies and tactics.
This document discusses the concept of green marketing. It defines green marketing as marketing products and services that are environmentally friendly. It discusses why green marketing is important due to growing consumer awareness about environmental issues. It also outlines some of the challenges in green marketing, such as the need for standardization and that it is still a new concept for many. The document provides examples of green products and characteristics. It concludes by discussing some golden rules for green marketing and providing examples of companies adopting green marketing strategies.
This document discusses Grow-Trees, an organization that allows individuals and companies to sponsor the planting of trees for about $1 per tree. Grow-Trees has partnerships with credible planting organizations and the UN Environment Program. It offers a way for companies to demonstrate corporate social responsibility and offset carbon emissions. Customers can dedicate tree plantings to greetings, offsetting carbon footprints, or community/wildlife purposes. The document provides examples of how companies can partner with Grow-Trees for customer acquisition, CSR programs, and cost control initiatives.
This document provides information about maintaining Green Seal certification for products. It discusses the significance of the certification, tools for promoting the certification, and next steps for compliance. Mary Swanson from Green Seal discusses the importance of the certification. They then provide tips for companies to promote their certification, including using product graphics and social media. Finally, they discuss the importance of ongoing compliance and monitoring to maintain the certification.
This document discusses green marketing strategies and challenges. It outlines some of the key barriers to buying green products, including lack of knowledge about green options, perceptions about lower quality or performance, mistrust of "greenwashing", higher prices, and limited availability of truly green products. It also provides five truths about green marketing, such as a lack of focus on the product benefits and a tendency to rely on green positioning as the main strategy. Finally, it offers five ways to be honest in green marketing, like focusing on short-term benefits, avoiding presenting oneself as an educator if not a top brand, emphasizing transparency, keeping messaging simple and direct, and avoiding premium pricing for green options.
BasuraCero is a company that tackles hard-to-recycle plastics by transforming them into useful products. They work with companies that produce plastic waste and transform that waste into products those companies can use, helping to solve the plastic pollution problem and create environmental awareness. If they win $50,000, they will use the investment to meet their growing needs as the company expands.
http://www.sustainabilityconsulting.com/ At times the concept of going green can seem like a daunting task, yet following through with a few simple changes can have a dramatic affect in the environment. Sure you have heard about the power of recycling your plastic bottles and other cardinal rules along that line, but do you know the facts?
The document discusses several companies' green marketing initiatives and efforts to promote environmental sustainability. It mentions Videocon's use of green color in branding to represent its ecology efforts. It outlines Nokia, LG, Samsung, and Sony Ericsson's different focuses, such as Nokia's take-back recycling program, LG's power management, and Sony Ericsson's packaging. Apple is noted for using recyclable materials in phones. Indian companies IDEA Cellular and Aircel are promoting environmental messages through mobile advertising campaigns. Research suggests brands are not always associated with their actual green practices and consumers rely more on packaging than design for evaluations.
Presentation on Green Marketing and eco-friendly products|Can marketing reall...Kartik Mehta
Green marketing involves developing and promoting products and services in an environmentally friendly way. It can help build a company's image and satisfy customer demand for sustainable options. However, there are also challenges to green marketing, such as higher costs and lack of consumer awareness. Authentic green marketing that avoids greenwashing can help drive long-term growth while addressing environmental issues.
The document discusses green marketing strategies for products. It outlines the 7 Ps of marketing - product, price, promotion, placement, people, process, and physical evidence. For each P, it provides considerations for marketing green products in an environmentally friendly way. It also discusses the potential for "greenwashing", or making misleading environmental claims, and outlines the six main sins of greenwashing according to TerraChoice - hidden trade-offs, no proof, vagueness, irrelevance, lesser of two evils, and fibbing. Real-world case studies of companies like Innocent Smoothies, Sheep Poo Paper, and Ecover are also examined.
Green marketing began in the 1980s when harmful products were identified and "green" alternatives were introduced, and it has grown as consumers become more environmentally conscious; it has evolved from an ecological focus on environmental problems to a sustainable approach considering economic and social impacts; green marketing strategies aim to reduce environmental impact throughout the product lifecycle from manufacturing to recycling and promote benefits like access to new markets and competitive advantages.
Green marketing involves promoting environmentally friendly products and reducing a business's environmental impact. Some techniques include eco-labels, green campaigns, and using sustainable materials and processes. Many companies profiled implement initiatives like reducing waste and emissions, increasing recycling and renewable energy use, and developing more eco-friendly products. However, greenwashing, where companies overstate their environmental efforts, is a risk. While green marketing can help the environment and lower costs, high prices and low consumer awareness in India pose challenges to its popularity there.
The document presents "The Green Marketing Matrix", which outlines 9 angles for developing a green marketing strategy. The matrix shows three levels - Green, Greener, and Greenest - on the axes of company, brand, and product. For each level and axis, it provides options to frame a strategy in areas like setting standards, developing partnerships, and reinventing business models. The goal is to find a strategy that reinforces beliefs in the brand and respect for the company through the product experience.
Green marketing is the marketing of products that are presumed to be environmentally safe. It involves generating exchanges that satisfy human needs and wants with minimal detrimental impact on the environment. Green marketing has evolved over time from focusing on remedying environmental problems to developing clean technologies and promoting sustainability. It aims to protect consumer welfare and the environment through the production, consumption, and disposal of eco-friendly products. Many companies in India have adopted green marketing strategies such as using renewable energy, reducing waste, and creating environmental management policies.
Green Marketing- Way ahead to sustainability Mathew Lawrence
Mathew Lawrence presented on green marketing and its impact on youth buying behavior in Dombivli, India. The presentation included an introduction to green marketing and the reasons for this research. The objective is to study youth awareness and perceptions of green marketing and how it affects purchasing decisions. A sample of 1,380 youth ages 18-28 will be used, which is 1% of Dombivli's population in that age range. The expected conclusions are that youth environmental concerns will significantly influence green buying behavior and that further research on green marketing's potential will benefit businesses and the environment.
Christie communications ncn_building your brand for growth july 2013Mike Dovbish
NCN and NCN Communications Partner Christie Communications present a free educational interactive conference call to provide results-oriented, actionable tools to most effectively build your brand for growth. Join us for dynamic, innovative, proven insights to engage your ecosystem and maximize growth from industry veteran Gillian Christie, Founder & CEO of Christie Communications, who has built iconic brands in the natural products industry and beyond for more than 30 years.
This program is designed for industry leaders and high growth companies with the goal of introducing new communication tools that achieve sales results, reduce marketing results and deepen your engagement with consumers, investors, retailers, brokers, suppliers and more.
The document discusses how property managers can use Pinterest to market properties and engage with current and potential residents. It provides tips on creating boards with relevant pins on topics like home decor, local businesses, and community events. Examples of board themes include introducing staff, sharing company values, and creating a community bulletin board. The document also reviews best practices like using calls to action, optimizing pin descriptions, and posting at optimal times. Overall, it aims to demonstrate how Pinterest can help property managers connect with residents and promote their properties and location.
This document discusses green marketing and provides examples of companies practicing green marketing. It begins by defining green marketing as marketing of products that are environmentally safe and cause no harm to the environment. It then provides examples of green brands and products in India like eco-friendly rickshaws, solar energy products, and lead-free paints. The document emphasizes that green marketing is important due to factors like social responsibility, government pressure, competition and cost reduction. It also discusses the role of IT and impacts of green marketing like increased consumption of organic products and emphasis on environmental protection.
This document advertises franchising opportunities for a green home solutions business that provides natural products for mold and odor remediation, mosquito and tick control. The business has low startup costs as it does not require a storefront, leases, or signage. It allows franchise owners to enjoy a work-life balance and spend more time with family due to flexible hours. The business aims to improve lives, pets, and the environment in a natural and sustainable way, tapping into the large market of 62% of US consumers who intend to use green products and services.
Greenwashing refers to marketing that misleadingly portrays a company's products or policies as environmentally friendly. It involves making exaggerated or vague environmental claims to promote sales or hide negative impacts. Spotting greenwashing takes scrutinizing a company's overall practices, not just ad claims. The Greenwashing Index rates ads based on how misleading their words, visuals, or omitted details are regarding a product's true greenness. Its goal is educating consumers and encouraging honest sustainability from businesses.
The document provides 7 keys for connecting with audiences about sustainability: 1) Be positive and focus on solutions rather than problems, 2) Keep messages simple, 3) Build trust by being transparent, 4) Engage audiences through examples rather than explanations, 5) Go against the grain by speaking softly rather than loudly, 6) Borrow the halo effect from popular brands and values, 7) Create an ongoing social media platform for engagement rather than one-time reports.
This document provides an overview of Promo Focus, a branding and promotional products company. It discusses Promo Focus' extensive product offerings and services, including custom product development, graphic design, fulfillment and more. The document also presents research supporting the effectiveness of tangible advertising and provides examples of how Promo Focus can help clients in various industries with branding opportunities.
The business plan is for a company called Syarikat Suria S that seeks to generate and market ideas to improve businesses' environmental, social and community involvement aspects. The company aims to provide business models that sustain businesses while expanding them to meet environmental demands and increase social/community contributions. The ideal customers are business owners who can directly impact environmental, social and community needs. The company stands out by tailoring solutions to suit each community's unique needs. The plan outlines the company's vision, organizational structure, marketing strategy, financial projections, and compliance with ethical and social responsibility standards.
This document summarizes Promo Focus' services for tangible advertising products and campaigns. It discusses conducting a client needs analysis to select the right products and develop an effective promotional strategy. Promo Focus has a large product selection, design services, and fulfillment capabilities to execute fully integrated marketing campaigns through direct mail, trade shows, and other channels.
Mike longhurst getting green advertising rightECR Community
This document discusses the changing landscape of green communications and sustainability marketing. It makes three key points:
1) Past green communications often exaggerated benefits and failed to achieve goals, so brands now seek new strategies for competitive advantage and reputation growth.
2) Creativity is needed more than ever to cut through consumer confusion, motivate action, and differentiate brands through thought and action leadership on sustainability issues.
3) Brands risk "greenwashing" if communications are self-focused rather than putting the brand behind issues. True creativity places people and solutions over corporate boasting to build trust and drive results.
BasuraCero is a company that tackles hard-to-recycle plastics by transforming them into useful products. They work with companies that produce plastic waste and transform that waste into products those companies can use, helping to solve the plastic pollution problem and create environmental awareness. If they win $50,000, they will use the investment to meet their growing needs as the company expands.
http://www.sustainabilityconsulting.com/ At times the concept of going green can seem like a daunting task, yet following through with a few simple changes can have a dramatic affect in the environment. Sure you have heard about the power of recycling your plastic bottles and other cardinal rules along that line, but do you know the facts?
The document discusses several companies' green marketing initiatives and efforts to promote environmental sustainability. It mentions Videocon's use of green color in branding to represent its ecology efforts. It outlines Nokia, LG, Samsung, and Sony Ericsson's different focuses, such as Nokia's take-back recycling program, LG's power management, and Sony Ericsson's packaging. Apple is noted for using recyclable materials in phones. Indian companies IDEA Cellular and Aircel are promoting environmental messages through mobile advertising campaigns. Research suggests brands are not always associated with their actual green practices and consumers rely more on packaging than design for evaluations.
Presentation on Green Marketing and eco-friendly products|Can marketing reall...Kartik Mehta
Green marketing involves developing and promoting products and services in an environmentally friendly way. It can help build a company's image and satisfy customer demand for sustainable options. However, there are also challenges to green marketing, such as higher costs and lack of consumer awareness. Authentic green marketing that avoids greenwashing can help drive long-term growth while addressing environmental issues.
The document discusses green marketing strategies for products. It outlines the 7 Ps of marketing - product, price, promotion, placement, people, process, and physical evidence. For each P, it provides considerations for marketing green products in an environmentally friendly way. It also discusses the potential for "greenwashing", or making misleading environmental claims, and outlines the six main sins of greenwashing according to TerraChoice - hidden trade-offs, no proof, vagueness, irrelevance, lesser of two evils, and fibbing. Real-world case studies of companies like Innocent Smoothies, Sheep Poo Paper, and Ecover are also examined.
Green marketing began in the 1980s when harmful products were identified and "green" alternatives were introduced, and it has grown as consumers become more environmentally conscious; it has evolved from an ecological focus on environmental problems to a sustainable approach considering economic and social impacts; green marketing strategies aim to reduce environmental impact throughout the product lifecycle from manufacturing to recycling and promote benefits like access to new markets and competitive advantages.
Green marketing involves promoting environmentally friendly products and reducing a business's environmental impact. Some techniques include eco-labels, green campaigns, and using sustainable materials and processes. Many companies profiled implement initiatives like reducing waste and emissions, increasing recycling and renewable energy use, and developing more eco-friendly products. However, greenwashing, where companies overstate their environmental efforts, is a risk. While green marketing can help the environment and lower costs, high prices and low consumer awareness in India pose challenges to its popularity there.
The document presents "The Green Marketing Matrix", which outlines 9 angles for developing a green marketing strategy. The matrix shows three levels - Green, Greener, and Greenest - on the axes of company, brand, and product. For each level and axis, it provides options to frame a strategy in areas like setting standards, developing partnerships, and reinventing business models. The goal is to find a strategy that reinforces beliefs in the brand and respect for the company through the product experience.
Green marketing is the marketing of products that are presumed to be environmentally safe. It involves generating exchanges that satisfy human needs and wants with minimal detrimental impact on the environment. Green marketing has evolved over time from focusing on remedying environmental problems to developing clean technologies and promoting sustainability. It aims to protect consumer welfare and the environment through the production, consumption, and disposal of eco-friendly products. Many companies in India have adopted green marketing strategies such as using renewable energy, reducing waste, and creating environmental management policies.
Green Marketing- Way ahead to sustainability Mathew Lawrence
Mathew Lawrence presented on green marketing and its impact on youth buying behavior in Dombivli, India. The presentation included an introduction to green marketing and the reasons for this research. The objective is to study youth awareness and perceptions of green marketing and how it affects purchasing decisions. A sample of 1,380 youth ages 18-28 will be used, which is 1% of Dombivli's population in that age range. The expected conclusions are that youth environmental concerns will significantly influence green buying behavior and that further research on green marketing's potential will benefit businesses and the environment.
Christie communications ncn_building your brand for growth july 2013Mike Dovbish
NCN and NCN Communications Partner Christie Communications present a free educational interactive conference call to provide results-oriented, actionable tools to most effectively build your brand for growth. Join us for dynamic, innovative, proven insights to engage your ecosystem and maximize growth from industry veteran Gillian Christie, Founder & CEO of Christie Communications, who has built iconic brands in the natural products industry and beyond for more than 30 years.
This program is designed for industry leaders and high growth companies with the goal of introducing new communication tools that achieve sales results, reduce marketing results and deepen your engagement with consumers, investors, retailers, brokers, suppliers and more.
The document discusses how property managers can use Pinterest to market properties and engage with current and potential residents. It provides tips on creating boards with relevant pins on topics like home decor, local businesses, and community events. Examples of board themes include introducing staff, sharing company values, and creating a community bulletin board. The document also reviews best practices like using calls to action, optimizing pin descriptions, and posting at optimal times. Overall, it aims to demonstrate how Pinterest can help property managers connect with residents and promote their properties and location.
This document discusses green marketing and provides examples of companies practicing green marketing. It begins by defining green marketing as marketing of products that are environmentally safe and cause no harm to the environment. It then provides examples of green brands and products in India like eco-friendly rickshaws, solar energy products, and lead-free paints. The document emphasizes that green marketing is important due to factors like social responsibility, government pressure, competition and cost reduction. It also discusses the role of IT and impacts of green marketing like increased consumption of organic products and emphasis on environmental protection.
This document advertises franchising opportunities for a green home solutions business that provides natural products for mold and odor remediation, mosquito and tick control. The business has low startup costs as it does not require a storefront, leases, or signage. It allows franchise owners to enjoy a work-life balance and spend more time with family due to flexible hours. The business aims to improve lives, pets, and the environment in a natural and sustainable way, tapping into the large market of 62% of US consumers who intend to use green products and services.
Greenwashing refers to marketing that misleadingly portrays a company's products or policies as environmentally friendly. It involves making exaggerated or vague environmental claims to promote sales or hide negative impacts. Spotting greenwashing takes scrutinizing a company's overall practices, not just ad claims. The Greenwashing Index rates ads based on how misleading their words, visuals, or omitted details are regarding a product's true greenness. Its goal is educating consumers and encouraging honest sustainability from businesses.
The document provides 7 keys for connecting with audiences about sustainability: 1) Be positive and focus on solutions rather than problems, 2) Keep messages simple, 3) Build trust by being transparent, 4) Engage audiences through examples rather than explanations, 5) Go against the grain by speaking softly rather than loudly, 6) Borrow the halo effect from popular brands and values, 7) Create an ongoing social media platform for engagement rather than one-time reports.
This document provides an overview of Promo Focus, a branding and promotional products company. It discusses Promo Focus' extensive product offerings and services, including custom product development, graphic design, fulfillment and more. The document also presents research supporting the effectiveness of tangible advertising and provides examples of how Promo Focus can help clients in various industries with branding opportunities.
The business plan is for a company called Syarikat Suria S that seeks to generate and market ideas to improve businesses' environmental, social and community involvement aspects. The company aims to provide business models that sustain businesses while expanding them to meet environmental demands and increase social/community contributions. The ideal customers are business owners who can directly impact environmental, social and community needs. The company stands out by tailoring solutions to suit each community's unique needs. The plan outlines the company's vision, organizational structure, marketing strategy, financial projections, and compliance with ethical and social responsibility standards.
This document summarizes Promo Focus' services for tangible advertising products and campaigns. It discusses conducting a client needs analysis to select the right products and develop an effective promotional strategy. Promo Focus has a large product selection, design services, and fulfillment capabilities to execute fully integrated marketing campaigns through direct mail, trade shows, and other channels.
Mike longhurst getting green advertising rightECR Community
This document discusses the changing landscape of green communications and sustainability marketing. It makes three key points:
1) Past green communications often exaggerated benefits and failed to achieve goals, so brands now seek new strategies for competitive advantage and reputation growth.
2) Creativity is needed more than ever to cut through consumer confusion, motivate action, and differentiate brands through thought and action leadership on sustainability issues.
3) Brands risk "greenwashing" if communications are self-focused rather than putting the brand behind issues. True creativity places people and solutions over corporate boasting to build trust and drive results.
The document discusses green marketing and provides examples. It defines green marketing as marketing products and services that are presumed to be environmentally safe. It then gives characteristics of green products and discusses the need for green marketing from both business and consumer perspectives. The document also outlines some challenges in green marketing and provides strategies companies can take to effectively market green products. Finally, it analyzes trends in green marketing in India and provides cases of companies adopting green marketing strategies.
This document provides information about Promo Focus, a company that offers promotional products and services. It discusses Promo Focus' beliefs, capabilities, and strategies for creating effective marketing campaigns using tangible advertising products. The document also provides examples of how Promo Focus has helped other companies successfully launch new products and secure press exposure through the use of promotional items.
L'Oreal has announced a new sustainability commitment called "Sharing Beauty With All" that sets ambitious sustainability targets to be achieved by 2020. The commitment establishes four key pillars - innovating sustainably, producing sustainably, living sustainably, and developing sustainably. It aims to innovate so that 100% of products have an environmental or social benefit, reduce the company's environmental footprint by 60% compared to 2005, empower consumers to make sustainable choices, and ensure good working conditions for employees and opportunities for local communities. The commitment reflects L'Oreal's vision of making sustainability an integral part of its business model and brand experience.
The document discusses Promo Focus, a marketing company that provides branding and promotional products. It describes the company's experience and services, including graphic design, fulfillment, and environmentally friendly practices. The company aims to be a one-stop shop for all of a client's marketing needs and wants to help clients achieve their goals through innovative promotional strategies.
This document discusses responsible management and its importance for businesses. It explains that embracing corporate social responsibility practices can improve reputation, boost customer loyalty, and attract top talent. Responsible management ensures businesses can thrive in the long run by preparing for environmental and social challenges. While there are challenges like short-term thinking and resistance to change, businesses that adopt responsible practices see benefits like reduced risk, positive reputation, and increased employee engagement. The document provides examples of companies successfully implementing sustainability strategies and concludes by urging businesses to prioritize responsible management.
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How do you get your internal culture to embrace the right sustainability message that you have worked so hard to craft? What do you do to convince brand managers to incorporate your message as a sustainability manager working at the corporate level? Or, how do you get your higher-ups to not see it as too big a risk, if you are a brand manager or marketing director who wants to incorporate sustainability messaging into your existing messaging? Given you are unlikely to have much money (i.e. media budget) to put your message out there, what do you do to get social and viral play? And how do you sell something "out of the box" or "disruptive" in a conservative culture?
Weber Shandwick's 2015 corporate citizenship report outlines the company's efforts to minimize its environmental impact, empower its employees, and make a positive social impact. Key initiatives include establishing CSR and environmental committees to drive sustainability goals, conducting employee training on green practices, achieving ISO 14001 and LEED certifications, and fostering a culture of diversity and inclusion. The report also highlights client work contributing to global issues like the UN Sustainable Development Goals and Paris Climate Agreement.
The document provides an overview of a project by 3R Company to run a green business in Vietnam. It outlines the company's mission, code of ethics, objectives, and initiatives to create an ethical workplace culture. It also describes programs 3R implements for employees, such as a Waste Reduction Team. Additionally, the document discusses steps 3R takes to give back to the community, such as tree planting initiatives and educational programs. 3R also partners with local businesses and schools to promote recycling and environmental protection. Product lines are created from reused materials to further the company's sustainable goals.
The document provides an overview of Chilli Ideas, a promotional merchandise and corporate gifts company. Some key points:
- Chilli Ideas offers over 100,000 products including promotional merchandise, corporate gifts, seasonal items, and customized products. They provide packaging, fulfillment, storage, and reporting services.
- The company focuses on understanding client needs and brand image to propose effective marketing campaign solutions. They research past campaigns and ensure products are high quality and useful.
- Chilli Ideas has been in business for 12 years and has implemented various standards like ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO 27001, and BSCI to ensure trusted, sustainable operations. They have a track record of meeting dead
In 2013 Corporate Responsibility Report, Target shares what the Company has done over the past year – and where they are headed – to continue their commitment to designing tomorrow’s Target through value chain, building community and creating a great workplace. Report also includes the company's third year of progress toward goals.
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This document discusses greenwashing, how to spot it, and how to avoid it in digital PR communications. Greenwashing refers to promoting environmental or sustainability claims without substantiating actions. It can harm brands through lower trust and higher scrutiny. The document advises checking that sustainability claims align with internal actions, are valid, and appeal to target audiences. It analyzes a case of greenwashing backlash against Boohoo and Kourtney Kardashian. Overall, the key is ensuring authenticity and that PR campaigns are representative of a brand's actual sustainability efforts and values.
This document discusses green marketing concepts and provides examples related to Amar Mahal and its surroundings in Jammu, India. It defines green marketing and the four P's (product, price, place, promotion). It then discusses green marketing challenges and examples in India, including State Bank of India's green initiatives and the top 10 green brands in India in 2011. It also summarizes green marketing efforts at Amar Mahal, noting the palace uses eco-friendly materials and keeps the surrounding area clean. The document concludes that while green marketing is still emerging, it will have long-term positive impacts if pursued with commitment to sustainable growth and environmental protection.
This document discusses how promotional products and tangible advertising can enhance brand image and positively impact companies. It provides examples of how premiums increase brand awareness and favorability. The document also outlines Promo Focus's experience creating customized marketing campaigns that consider objectives, target audiences, budgets, and themes. It highlights the company's long-term vendor relationships and commitment to client satisfaction.
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1. We are a Glocal Green Communication
Consultancy, having a Global Outlook and a
Local delivery. We help you find your way to
act and communicate the right green.
Your influence will make a difference on the
consumer and on the planet.
theGreenGum
A Breath of Fresh Air
A Drizzlin Media Initiative
2. What are we talking?
1.0. Talk optimally about your Green initiatives. Why?
3. What are we talking?
1.0. Talk optimally about your Green initiatives. Why?
2.0. What’s the impact ?
4. What are we talking?
1.0. Talk optimally about your Green initiatives. Why?
2.0. What’s the impact ?
3.0. What will we do?
5. What are we talking?
1.0. Talk optimally about your Green initiatives. Why?
2.0. What’s the impact ?
3.0. What will we do?
4.0. Our services?
6. What are we talking?
1.0. Talk optimally about your Green initiatives. Why?
2.0. What’s the impact ?
3.0. What will we do?
4.0. Our services?
5.0. Our work flow?
7. What are we talking?
1.0. Talk optimally about your Green initiatives. Why?
2.0. What’s the impact ?
3.0. What will we do?
4.0. Our services?
5.0. Our work flow?
6.0. Why us?
9. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green initiatives. Why?
Over 60% of consumers in all countries say it is somewhat or very important
to buy brands from green companies
2010 ImagePower® Green Brands Survey by cohn&wolfe
10. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green initiatives. Why?
At least 30% of consumers plan to spend more on green products next year.
In China, India and Brazil, over 70% plan to spend more
2010 ImagePower® Green Brands Srvey by cohn&wolfe
11. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
12. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
13. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
Consumers trust companies that have a
responsible face
–Many consumers use certification marks to
evaluate greenness.
–Consumers like to go a level deeper to evaluate
your sustainability initiatives
2010 ImagePower® Green Brands Survey by cohn&wolfe
14. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
15. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green Is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
Many consumers also plan to spend more
on green products, many of them in
emerging markets:
–Over 70% of consumers in China, India and
Brazil plan to spend more in the next year
2010 ImagePower® Green Brands Survey by cohn&wolfe
16. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green Is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
4.0. Companies can connect with consumers by addressing local
environmental issues and consumers’ CONCERNS and INTRESTS.
17. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green Is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
4.0. Companies can connect with consumers by addressing local
environmental issues and consumers’ CONCERNS and INTRESTS.
5.0. TALK and ACTION are usually inversely proportional.
18. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green Is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
4.0. Companies can connect with consumers by addressing local
environmental issues and consumers’ CONCERNS and INTRESTS.
5.0. TALK and ACTION are usually inversely proportional.
We have usually found companies that are very
engaged on sustainability issues being quieter
than the ones that are not.
2010 ImagePower® Green Brands Survey by cohn&wolfe
19. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green Is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
4.0. Companies can connect with consumers by addressing local
environmental issues and consumers’ CONCERNS and INTRESTS.
5.0. TALK and ACTION are usually inversely proportional.
6.0. Green positioning can be FUN.
20. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green Is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
4.0. Companies can connect with consumers by addressing local
environmental issues and consumers’ CONCERNS and INTRESTS.
5.0. TALK and ACTION are usually inversely proportional.
6.0. Green positioning can be FUN.
7.0. This helps you INTERGRATE with all your stakeholders.
21. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green Is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
4.0. Companies can connect with consumers by addressing local
environmental issues and consumers’ CONCERNS and INTRESTS.
5.0. TALK and ACTION are usually inversely proportional.
6.0. Green positioning can be FUN.
7.0. This helps you INTERGRATE with all your stakeholders.
Green begins at home, there is a great
opportunity in involving our own
employees, vendors, partners in our
sustainability goals.
2010 ImagePower® Green Brands Survey by cohn&wolfe
22. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green Is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
4.0. Companies can connect with consumers by addressing local
environmental issues and consumers’ CONCERNS and INTRESTS.
5.0. TALK and ACTION are usually inversely proportional.
6.0. Green positioning can be FUN.
7.0. This helps you INTERGRATE with all your stakeholders
8.0. It gives you HUMAN FACE that fosters closer relationships
23. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green Is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
4.0. Companies can connect with consumers by addressing local
environmental issues and consumers’ CONCERNS and INTRESTS.
5.0. TALK and ACTION are usually inversely proportional.
6.0. Green positioning can be FUN.
7.0. This helps you INTERGRATE with all your stakeholders.
8.0. It gives you HUMAN FACE that fosters closer relationships.
9.0. It is COLLABORATIVE and helps you co create with your eco system.
24. 1.0. Talk optimally about your Green
initiatives. Why?
1.0. Your Customers are VALUE oriented.
2.0. We can gain their TRUST.
3.0. Green Is COOL, not too blue, not too yellow. Just nice.
4.0. Companies can connect with consumers by addressing local
environmental issues and consumers’ CONCERNS and INTRESTS.
5.0. TALK and ACTION are usually inversely proportional.
6.0. Green positioning can be FUN.
7.0. This helps you INTERGRATE with all your stakeholders
8.0. It gives you HUMAN FACE that fosters closer relationships
9.0. It is COLLABORATIVE and helps you co create with your eco system
10.0. Well, if you don’t You’ll soon be OUTGREENED.
28. 3.0. What will we do?
1.0. Leverage Social Media with great Content to impact Globally – the issue
is global why should your communication be local?
30. 3.0. What will we do?
1.0. Leverage Social Media with great Content to impact Globally – the issue
is global why should your communication be local?
2.0. Build Network and Partnership.
31. 3.0. What will we do?
Build Network and Partnership.
– Green certifications
• To analyze your Internal processes and give you a sustainable identity.
– Product designers
• To use environmental friendly, packaging, displays, accessories.
– Sustainability action groups
• To associate your name with their actions
• To build a common projects in an exclusive partnership.
• To give conference, trainings within your organization.
• To get content to communicate Internally and externally.
– Architects (Green technologies)
• To restructure your infrastructure. Position your company as a reference, a
leader, and set the example.
32. 3.0. What will we do?
1.0. Leverage Social Media with great Content to impact Globally – the issue
is global why should your communication be local?
2.0. Build Network and Partnership.
3.0. How about some green t-shirts?
33. 3.0. What will we do?
1.0. Leverage Social Media with great Content to impact Globally – the issue
is global why should your communication be local?
2.0. Build Network and Partnership.
3.0. How about some green t-shirts? We’re kidding we’re talking some
serious Innovation here!
34. 3.0. What will we do?
Serious Innovation
Natural Media Mow Art Sand Art
Smart Eco Devises
E.g. Environmental friendly products, made from non-biodegradable waste
Innovative events
E.g. Bicycle rickshaws race around Europe, America, Asia, etc…
36. 4.0. Our services?
1.0. Perception research: Brand audit and monitoring
– Evolution
– Trends
– Crisis Management
– Influencer identification
– Creative Feedback and Ad Targeting
2.0. Multimedia content
3.0. Green actions (Association with our partners)
4.0. Stakeholders collaborative
– Internal communication
– Vendor communities
– Trainings, building consumer participation for your campaigns
5.0. Green innovations (Natural Media, Architecture, Smart Eco Devises, Events)
6.0. All above are directly linked with each other, and the content will be shared
on Social Media Platforms, Advertising, Press, Packaging, Reports, etc.
7.0. We provide a detailed Analysis with clear results and performances at any
given point of time.
38. 5.0. Our work flow?
1.0. Meet you and set your green objectives, and perspective with the
green communication. Are you very active in the sustainability level?
2.0. Meet your customers. Do they know about your actions and do they
perceive you as a green brand?
3.0. Analyze the gap between the company objectives and the customer
perception.
4.0. Define a strategy (Amplified through Social Media)
5.0. Execution
6.0. Monitoring results
40. 6.0. Why us?
1.0. We have strong experience in building customer loyalty with Drizzlin Media.
…
41. 6.0. Why us?
1.0. We have strong experience in building customer loyalty with Drizzlin Media.
2.0. What is our green background? Why green communication?
As everyone we are concerned about the environmental issues of our planet. We are a
green responsible consultancy, but more than that:
–We see it as an opportunity. Most of the corporates position themselves as
green. We as a communication consultancy see it as the future of brand
communication.
–The customers want corporates to be green responsible and seek real values.
They will consume from those who act and communicate the ‘right green’.
–We use our competencies to participate in building a better world.
42. 6.0. Why us?
1.0. We have strong experience in building customer loyalty with Drizzlin Media.
2.0. What is our green background? Why green communication?
As everyone we are concerned about the environmental issues of our planet. We are a
green responsible consultancy, but more than that:
–We see it as an opportunity. Most of the corporates position themselves as
green. We as a communication consultancy see it as the future of brand
communication.
–The customers want corporates to be green responsible and seek real values.
They will consume from those who act and communicate the ‘right green’.
–We use our competencies to participate in building a better world.
3.0. We believe that as a major actor in the market, you influence daily millions of
customers. If you use this influence to set the example as a responsible green
actor, you have the ability with our help to change the world.
43. 6.0. Why us?
1.0. We have strong experience in building customer loyalty with Drizzlin Media.
2.0. What is our green background? Why green communication?
As everyone we are concerned about the environmental issues of our planet. We are a
green responsible consultancy, but more than that:
–We see it as an opportunity. Most of the corporates position themselves as
green. We as a communication consultancy see it as the future of brand
communication.
–The customers want corporates to be green responsible and seek real values.
They will consume from those who act and communicate the ‘right green’.
–We use our competencies to participate in building a better world.
3.0. We believe that as a major actor in the market, you influence daily millions of
customers. If you use this influence to set the example as a responsible green
actor, you have the ability with our help to change the world.
4.0. Satisfaction or your money back.
–We guarantee at least a growth of 20% of based on the objectives set with you at the
beginning of our action.
44. 4.0. Why us.
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