Green Marketing 2.0 (EcoTuesday Sonoma)

Speaker · Lecture · EcoTuesday · Sonoma, CA · 24 June 2008

How new media can carry green marketing built on trust: moving beyond greenwashing, free do-it-yourself tools such as blogs, video and social networks, and the web tools a small virtual business can use.

Part of Earthsite

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The Green Web Leveraging the power of the internet for social and environmental good
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Introductions 1. JoeyShepp.com GreenMBA.com 4. Email List 5. Business Cards 2. Founder and Owner of Earthsite.net, Green…
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What do you spend more of your time in front of the computer doing?
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What is your relationship to your computer/ technology?
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How can we use a computer save the word?
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How is New Media facilitating Social and Environmental Good?
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Picture slide
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New Media is the Vehicle for Green Marketing • Transparent • Accountable TRUST • Accessible • Open • Democratic The Basis…
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Green Marketing 2.0 Strategies
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Embrace Going Green • Meet customers where they are at: • busy, guilty, cautious • understand their su ering • Congratulate…
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Tell Your Story • Blogs: Frequent Updates • YouTube: Your Own Video Channel / Seeing is believing • Respond to your…
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(Business) Social Networking • 5.72 degrees of separation • Access to Relationships
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Share and Share Alike • Embedded Videos • Digg, Del.icio.us, Stumble Upon • Allow your content to travel • Creative Commons…
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fi Third Party Veri cation
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Listen • Use Analytics! (it’s free) • Measure Engagement • Look for Patterns
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Avoid Greenwashing 1. THE AD MISLEADS WITH WORDS 2. THE AD MISLEADS WITH VISUALS AND/OR GRAPHICS 3. THE AD MAKES A GREEN…
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Green Marketing 2.0 Summary • Web 2.0 is a disruptive technology for marketing • Away from Top Down, moving to Peer to Peer…
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The New Venture The Virtual Business No Overhead Rapid Development Collaboration Free Marketing
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Tools You Need 1. Google Apps: Email, Calendar, O ce Documents 2. Skype: Free world-wide calling 3. Basecamp: Project…
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How do you use the Web for Social and Environmental Good?
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  1. The Green Web Leveraging the power of the internet for social and environmental good
  2. Introductions 1. JoeyShepp.com GreenMBA.com 4. Email List 5. Business Cards 2. Founder and Owner of Earthsite.net, Green Web Development Company 3. Founder and Editor of GreenMaven.com, the Green Search Engine
  3. What do you spend more of your time in front of the computer doing?
  4. What is your relationship to your computer/ technology?
  5. How can we use a computer save the word?
  6. How is New Media facilitating Social and Environmental Good?
  7. (picture only)
  8. New Media is the Vehicle for Green Marketing • Transparent • Accountable TRUST • Accessible • Open • Democratic The Basis for Communicating and Facilitating Sustainability Moving Beyond Greenwashing
  9. Green Marketing 2.0 Strategies
  10. Embrace Going Green • Meet customers where they are at: • busy, guilty, cautious • understand their su ering • Congratulate people for their progress ff • Think timeline to sustainability
  11. Tell Your Story • Blogs: Frequent Updates • YouTube: Your Own Video Channel / Seeing is believing • Respond to your customer! • Create Fans, Gain an Audience
  12. (Business) Social Networking • 5.72 degrees of separation • Access to Relationships
  13. Share and Share Alike • Embedded Videos • Digg, Del.icio.us, Stumble Upon • Allow your content to travel • Creative Commons / Open Media
  14. fi Third Party Veri cation
  15. Listen • Use Analytics! (it’s free) • Measure Engagement • Look for Patterns
  16. Avoid Greenwashing 1. THE AD MISLEADS WITH WORDS 2. THE AD MISLEADS WITH VISUALS AND/OR GRAPHICS 3. THE AD MAKES A GREEN CLAIM THAT IS VAGUE OR SEEMINGLY UNPROVABLE 4. THE AD OVERSTATES OR EXAGGERATES HOW GREEN THE PRODUCT/COMPANY/ SERVICE ACTUALLY IS 5. THE AD LEAVES OUT OR MASKS IMPORTANT INFORMATION, MAKING THE GREEN CLAIM SOUND BETTER THAN IT IS
  17. Green Marketing 2.0 Summary • Web 2.0 is a disruptive technology for marketing • Away from Top Down, moving to Peer to Peer • Web 2.0 has inherent Green and Social qualities • Open, A ordable, Transparent, Democratic, Accountable • Green Marketing 2.0 combines New Media with Values ff • Opportunity to move beyond Greenwashing into facilitating real sustainability.
  18. The New Venture The Virtual Business No Overhead Rapid Development Collaboration Free Marketing
  19. Tools You Need 1. Google Apps: Email, Calendar, O ce Documents 2. Skype: Free world-wide calling 3. Basecamp: Project Management 4. Survey Monkey: Market Research 5. Google Analytics: Web Stats 6. Highrise: CRM 7. Vonage: Cheap VOIP Phone ffi 8. Google Alerts: PR Clipping
  20. How do you use the Web for Social and Environmental Good?