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Social vs. Market Norms
Beware the struggle to serve both business and society
Do companies have a responsibility to fight consumerism? We all know the answer to that: no. It is the individual consumer’s responsibility to figure out what is best. Caveat emptor, kid.
Now let me rephrase the question: do we have a responsibility to our children? Most people [...]
Posted in Consulting, Ethics, Marketing Also tagged bottom line, carbon footprint, caveat emptor, compensation, consumerism, Corporate Social Responsibility, CSR, Dan Ariely, Duke University, eco-friendly, environment, Greenwashing, guilt offsetting, individualism, market norms, Marketing, materialism, philosophy, Predictably Irrational, recycling, Santa, self-esteem, social norms, Todd Verlander Leave a comment
Be Careful When You Roll Your Eyes
Stereotypical Marketing
Are dads finally getting fed up with advertising that portrays them as morons? Well, even if they all aren’t, at least one person is; Gael Fashingbauer Cooper wants more “nuance” in marketing.
I’m a reflexive eye roller, especially when I consider the topic is political correctness. Cooper’s piece made my eyes roll. I mean, why get [...]
Posted in Ethics, Marketing Also tagged Gael Fashingbauer Cooper, Irwin Horowitz, Kenneth Bordens, Marketing, Social Psychology, stereotypes Leave a comment
What’s on Your Subconscious Mind?
Is Subliminal Marketing for You?
It was 1981 when I discovered sex in photos of ice cubes and Ritz crackers. I was a high school junior and I was desperate. This was back when finding anything about sex was difficult.
Dr. Wilson Bryan Key and his books Media Sexploitation and Subliminal Seduction changed that. He revealed how [...]
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