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Dec

What are public relations and why do you need it?

  Most businesses are familiar with the term public relations, but don’t have a clear understanding of what it entails. You’ve probably also heard the term “bad PR,” but do you really know what bad PR can mean to your business?  This is an important question all businesses need to ask themselves because today bad PR can happen at the

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9
Oct

The Future of Sustainable Marketing

(Contributed to by Briner Sealey) In Colorado, the price of a plastic bag is ten cents. This gives the shopper two options. Either they can spend a few extra dimes during their trip to the store, or they can bring their own reusable bags. Throughout the last decade, brands have faced a similar choice to store goers. Both are forced

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4
May

So, What Exactly Is Morality Marketing?

Ready for the most 2019 thing you’ve ever heard? Two words: Morality Marketing. Yep, you read that right. But pump the breaks on your snark, because when you’re in the business of marketing, you’ve got to be open to trying new things, especially when consumers expect more than ever from the brands they choose. What is morality marketing, exactly? Simply

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13
Nov

Picking a CSR Partner: Who, What, When, Where and Why

Ok, it’s more like what, why and how. A tangentially-related example In the ’90s, white eggs were all you could find at the grocery store. In the early 2000s, more options made their way onto shelves as the general public wanted free-range, local and organic options. Fast forward to 2018 and white eggs (while still available) have lost incredible market

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