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Problem: Single-use plastics heavily effect to environmental pollution.

Solution: Offer a reusable product (a tote bag, water bottle, plastic or glass straw) and commit to removing a certain amount of plastic waste for every sale.

Good for Customer: Customers receive a durable, eco-friendly product.

Good for Company: Shows that company actually cares about the environment.

Good for the Environment: Reduces plastic waste and encourages sustainable practices.

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Problem: Deforestation and loss of green spaces.

Solution: For every product sold (a shirt, a drink, DVD...), donate to a tree-planting organization and offer customers a certificate showing their contribution.

Good for Customer: Customers feel good about contributing to reforestation.

Good for Company: Enhances brand image as a responsible business.

Good for the Environment: Helps restore ecosystems and combat climate change.

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Problem: Litter and pollution in local communities.

Solution: Organize monthly community clean-up events where participants receive discounts or products for their involvement.

Good for Customer: Customers get involved in their community and receive certificates.

Good for Company: Builds brand loyalty and community engagement.

Good for the Environment: Directly cleans and beautifies local areas.

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Problem: Decline of local agriculture and food deserts.

Solution: Partner with local farmers to offer seasonal vegetable boxes, committing to donate a portion of sales to food programs.

Good for Customer: Customers receive fresh, healthy food and support local agriculture.

Good for Company: Strengthens local ties and brand loyalty.

Good for the Environment: Reduces carbon footprint associated with transporting food.

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Cause Marketing Pros & Cons | V9 Digital Insights Blog

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Cause marketing can be a very devicive topic. Does supportting a cause have a place in your strategies? Read more about the pros & cons from the Volume Nine Insights Blog.

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Problem: Fast fashion contributes to waste and pollution.

Solution: Create a trade-in program where customers can bring in old clothes for a discount on new, sustainable items, donating unsellable items to charity.

Good for Customer: Encourages sustainable shopping habits and offers savings.

Good for Company: Positions the brand as a leader in sustainable fashion.

Good for the Environment: Reduces clothing waste and promotes recycling.