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Cause Marketing: What’s in it for Them?

Cause Marketing: What’s in it for Them? | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

What’s in it for them?” is, perhaps, the most important question that you can ask yourself before you enter into cause-related business (or any business, for that matter). So often, marketers know a ridiculous amount about their product, their points of differentiation, their mission or even their cause, yet when asked about their customer, they run out of things to say rather quickly.


The secret to fostering engagement with your customers lies in knowing what they are really buying from you. If you want your business to do good, it better be the kind of good that people care about. People save the cute and cuddly animals first. Baby fur seals and koalas are far easier to rescue than the blowfish. This is not to diminish the importance of any cause, but if we fail to be honest about the way that consumers buy and buy in, then we fail to understand the nature of “good” in business....

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Key CSR question for cause marketers: "What's in it for them"

Mike Allen's curator insight, May 14, 2015 8:05 AM

What payoff exists for volunteers or donation contacts?

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What’s in Your Marketing Mix? - Business 2 Community

What’s in Your Marketing Mix? - Business 2 Community | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

Although some marketers claim to use a single platform to grow their business, these successes are, quite honestly, the exception rather than the rule. For the rest of us, success is achieved by sharing the right messages with the right people across a range of platforms. The best marketing mix is the combination of the most effective tactics and platforms to showcase your products and/or services, to tell your story, and to provide to the right people the information they need in order to make the decision to buy from you....

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If its not integrated, your marketing isn't working to maximum effect.

Ade Omomo's curator insight, October 28, 2013 3:00 AM

My main take on this article is that, its important that businesss use the "horses for courses" approach to content circulation.  Any given message can be spread across several different channels if its in the appropreate format for easy consumption for the the intentded audience

debbieleven's curator insight, October 28, 2013 9:55 AM

It's about building your network too so that your content gets seen.

Alyce-Maree Simonetta's curator insight, October 28, 2013 5:09 PM

Integrate or disintegrate !!

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How Smartphone Micro-Moments Are Changing Main Street Marketing

How Smartphone Micro-Moments Are Changing Main Street Marketing | Public Relations & Social Marketing Insight | Scoop.it

There are hundreds of these moments every day—checking the time, texting a spouse, chatting with friends on social media. But then there are the other moments—the I want-to-know moments, I want-to-go moments, I want-to-do moments, and I want-to-buy moments—that really matter.


At Google, we call these “micro-moments,” and they’re game changers for both consumers and brands.They are intent-rich moments when decisions are made and preferences shaped. In these moments, consumers’ expectations are higher than ever....

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Smartphone micro-moments have trained us to expect those who can provide us goods and services to immediately deliver what we want when we are looking. Critical insight from Google for marketers and small business. 9/10

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