A happy new year to all of our readers and let’s hope the next year brings some changes in ethical marketing and we see it becoming a bigger issue, thanks to everyone who has taken this from 500 visitors in its first month to over 22,000 in December. As we say in this part of the world, Slàinte Mhath.
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My Favourite 10 Charity/Non-Profit/Ethical Campaigns of November 2017
These are my top 10 favourite Non-Profit, Ethical or Charity Campaigns of the previous Month. This Month – November 2017. 10. UNICEF launched a new social media campaign, designed by VML called ‘Furniture that Hides from hurting’. The campaign includes videos of unsuspecting parents in a shop being introduced to a new line of furniture called ‘Furniture that Hides from Hurting.’ This is a shocking ad in many ways but definitely an important one. Unicef Launch ‘Furniture that Hides from Hurting’ Campaign 9. In 2016, the world lost one of…
Read MoreWe would like to wish you all a Merry Christmas
It’s been a great first year, we have went from 1,500 visitors in our first month, to over 20,000 a month now, we have covered some great stories and got some great interviews and we seem to be going from stength to strength. We couldn’t have done this without you, so from the bottom of my heart, thank you and hope you all have a great Christmas. We will have a few days off (24th-27th) but will be back on the 28th with lots more Ethical Marketing, and just generally…
Read MoreAn alternative to the usual Christmas Campaigns
I do quite a bit of research for articles for Ethical Marketing News, and part of this involves looking at what Marketing companies put together and one of the things I came across was Anomaly’s Christmas animation, now this isn’t in any way a piece of Ethical Marketing but it is something I very much enjoyed – this is a lot of fun, but is not family friendly. This seemed like a good avenue to spread this cheer. I will not be posting as much over the festive period. Anomaly…
Read MoreNet Neutrality
Well this week Trump got rid of Net Neutrality in the US, and with that came the fear other countries might follow suit. For a President whose approval ratings are the lowest on record you might have thought he would look at what 83% of US citizens want and consider it might be a good idea, but sadly he seems to be too focussed on undoing Obama’s legacy to look further at the real implications. For those who don’t know Net Neutrality is the principle that Internet service providers should…
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