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About This Website
Each year there is a forum held around Cause Marketing. This special collection draws from interviews from these conferences. It encompasses a wide variety of commercial activity that aligns a company or brand with a cause to generate business and societal benefits.
American Express first used the phrase "cause-related marketing" in 1983 to describe its campaign to raise money for the Statue of Liberty’s restoration. American Express donated one cent to the restoration every time someone used its charg
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Cause Marketing at Georgetown University by Denise Keyes |
| June 02, 2011 Denise Keyes of Georgetown University talks about a recent study done in partnership with Ogilvy PR around "cause fatigue" with the finding (one among many) being the traditions of volunteering and donating remain strong as key elements of cause marketing with social media working best as part of an integrated campaign. Ms. Keyes was interviewed by James Epstein-Reeves of 3BL Media in partnership with CauseCast. EarthSayer Denise Keyes |
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Way to Well Commitment with Bonnie Gordon of Walgreen Co.
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Helping non-profits to reach 14M audience with Blair Cobb of AOL
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2011 Cause Marketing Forum by David Hessekiel
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Involving Teens by Nancy Lublin
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The Business Case for Profit with Purpose by Dan Pontefract
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Clean Water Initiative at the Royal Bank of Canada by James Little
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Improving Corporate Reputation with Bill Bonner of OfficeMax
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A Story About Sustainability
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