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July 22nd, 2008

Will Wal-Mart’s Green Jewelry Be The Social Responsibility Tipping Point?

We’ve been expecting this.
At a BlogHer discussion last weekend, moderator Susan Wagner said one of the three main trends she saw was green beauty. (Another was renewing and recycling clothes.) On SheFinds.com, we’ve been spotlighting “eco-chic.”
And now Wal-Mart is jumping into green fashion, with a traceable jewelry line called Love, Earth. According to the Love, […]

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Categories: Ethical Marketing, Green Marketing |  Posted by Michelle Madhok  | Comments »

July 8th, 2008

How Green Will She Go?

In a meeting with our investors from Greenscape Capital last week one of the partners asserted that in the future wearing a non-organic cotton shirt will be as heinous as if he lit up a cigarette mid-meeting. It’s a vision I buy into, but I question how quickly it’s going to happen. Currently […]

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Categories: Green Marketing, How women shop |  Posted by Michelle Madhok  | 1 Comment »

June 30th, 2008

The “Green Mommy” Ecosystem

by Dr. Mary Lou Roberts
Awhile ago I wrote a series about the “Mommy Ecosystem.” The mommy blogs and communities constitute a vibrant extended community that marketers can monitor and reach through specialized advertising networks. I’ve also recognized that this particular ecosystem is becoming greener.
An article in the Baltimore Sun talks about the steps local parents […]

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Categories: Green Marketing, Marketing to Moms |  Posted by Penelope Stockinger  | Comments »

June 8th, 2008

How “Green” and a Bad Economy Influence A Woman’s Buying Path

by Andrea Learned
I just got back from the local natural grocery store with a bottle of bio-correct bleach, and it made me realize how significantly my personal shopping patterns have changed in the past, say, ten years. While I have long been a vegetable fan, I now take it a bit further, by trying […]

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Categories: Green Marketing, Marketing to Women |  Posted by Andrea Learned  | Comments »

April 13th, 2008

Green Steps At Banana Republic: Lessons for All

by Andrea Learned
Women are much more likely to notice initiation and baby steps toward better service and more relevancy. Such things are simply a part of their more holistic buying minds. In relationships, for instance, women really do appreciate the garbage-taking-out and sock-picking-up efforts of their partners. In the consumer market, […]

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Categories: Green Marketing, Marketing to Women |  Posted by Andrea Learned  | 1 Comment »

January 10th, 2008

SiiTE Interactive’s Adventures with “Green” Websites, and some Tips to Make them Work

by Alan Ruthazer
As companies rush to go green, determining the right approach to creating effective web-based communication that will capture the spirit of environmental conservation becomes crucial to the success of website initiatives.
In recent months SiiTE Interactive, NYC, has developed several websites that help promote green thinking for clients like Lexus, Toyota, Chevy, Oprah, and […]

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Categories: Green Marketing |  Posted by Alan Ruthazer  | Comments »

December 20th, 2007

Around the Net: Top Ten Marketing Ideas for 2008, Advertising During Recession

Here is a list of Top 10 Ideas for marketers to consider, from Chief Marketer (plus one from me).

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Categories: Advertising, Branded Entertainment, Branding, Green Marketing, Ingame Advertising, Mobile Marketing, Social Media, TV 3.0 |  Posted by Penelope Stockinger  | 2 Comments »

November 15th, 2007

Found Around the (Marketing) Neighborhood

Lee Odden gives us something for the toolbox in Guide to Twitter as a Tool for Marketing and PR, the title says it all.
With Today’s Trends Leave a Woman’s Footprint, in the Huffington Post, our own Andrea Learned talks about the how the trends apparent in today’s marketplace from, “green” to “authenticity,” reflect the reality […]

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Categories: Green Marketing, Marketing to Women, New Media, Social Media |  Posted by Penelope Stockinger  | 1 Comment »