Not-for-profit labels vs community benefit
We Labels have power. Marketers and medical practitioners know this fact. For marketers, a name can conjure up a brand and all that is associated with it, for example, sporting prowess or luxury.
- Published in ethics, Not-For-Profit
The Ethics of Nudging
Previously, we have emphasised the importance of organisations having a policy on the ethics that guide their marketing. What are the ethical guidelines around nudging, particularly if it is for a client’s benefit?
- Published in ethics, marketing, Psychology
Wokeness & your Brand
In January this year, Mars, the makers of M & M, announced they were redesigning their M & M’s for a more progressive and inclusive world.
- Published in ethics
Preparing for Metaverse
The last major technology shift was from desktop to mobile, the next evolution will be from mobile to metaverse.
App Tracking Transparency & Search
Apple has impacted the advertising business with the introduction of App Tracking Transparency (ATT).
Sensory Storytelling
Compelling storytelling is more than good content management. Storytelling creates trust.
- Published in Design, ethics, Psychology
The Ethics of your Marketing Strategy
Is your marketing strategy backed by a strong policy on ethical marketing practices?
Value Creation via NFTs
In April 2021, we wrote about the increasing awareness of NFT technology after Mike Winkelmann sold an NFT for artwork at an eye-watering $69 million. Since then, the use of NFTs has been expanding from the art world into areas unforeseen seven months ago.
The Creeping of AI
The world of AI is here and impacting our lives and influencing decisions in ways we do not consider. The only attention we give to AI is when there is an exciting breakthrough that makes the news or we see a film with scenarios of an AI apocalypse, yet AI impacts us every day, from what we see on social media, to what ads pop up as we scroll through Instagram, to the speeding fine we receive. It is all determined by AI.
Game Theory
Businesses use to have one objective, to make a profit. It was comparatively simple; make a profit, keep shareholders happy, and issues about climate, carbon footprint and social responsibility were ignored, or at least of lesser importance than profitability.
- Published in ethics, marketing, Psychology, Workplace
