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... do just that. This strategy can also begin to make a dent in rehabilitating our industry's battered image. Innovative marketers in other industries have used cause-related marketing successfully. Their stories provide some valuable lessons for insurance marketers. The Body Shop A cosmetic store that doesn't advertise or use fancy packaging sounds as if it would be doomed to failure. Yet The Body Shop, based in , is the world's hottest cosmetics chain. It doesn't spend a penny on advertising or pretty packages. The company sells natural soaps, scents, lotions, and shampoos in more than 300 stores around the world, including the . It sells its products largely by providing information to consumers. Every container explains the ingredients and their benefits. The Body Shop has established a fine reputation by supporting a number of social causes. Environmental protection is one, including a lobbying campaign to protect the Brazilian rain forests and their inhabitants. In addition, all franchises are expected to get involved in community projects, such as battered women's shelters or AIDS programs. These causes appeal to the stores' customers, who are primarily of the socially aware baby-boom generation. Participation in such causes gives The Body Shop millions of dollars worth of free publicity. But publicity isn't the main goal. The company's president and employees truly believe in the causes; the company shows its support by having employees participate during paid working hours. Vermont-based Ben & Jerry's Homemade Ice Cream Company is another cause-related marketer. The company gives 7.5% of its profits to its own foundation, and donates ice cream to food banks. A portion of profits from one product ...

... and E&O Technology Life/Financial Services Glossaries Management Resources & Links Categories Popular Recent All Back Client Communications Create Goodwill 4/30/2013 10:38:26 PM by CompleteMarkets Editor This content has not been rated yet. CLIENT COMMUNICATIONS CREATE GOODWILL A study commissioned by Good Housekeeping magazine concluded that the Decade of Glitz and Greed' has given way to the Decade of Decency. Key points of this presentation were summarized as follows: HOW CORPORATIONS CAN MAINTAIN A GOOD HOUSE' IN THE DECENCY DECADE Corporate-Related Be committed to social responsibility. Establish a corporate set of values. Develop a caring approach toward employees. Provide upward mobility, re-education, childcare, and career flexibility. Develop community-outreach programs. Product-Related Develop consumer trust. Promote products that satisfy real needs and provide reliable information. Help solve environmental problems. Encompass all aspects, from manufacturing to marketing to the product's disposal. Communicate directly to the consumer with honesty, responsiveness, and respect. In keeping with this philosophy, our LETTER OF THE MONTH features a unique gift-certificate card beautifully designed by Earth Plan, makers of Earth-sensitive products, based in Sherman Oaks, California. The card entitles the recipient to a plant-it-yourself Tree-Starter Kit' (or, alternatively, to a tree planted in his or her name in a South American rain forest) . Because we're an industry that does more than its fair share of paper guzzling, ' giving back a tree to your community is a particularly suitable gift. Let's face it . . . part of our job as marketers is to counteract the negative perception the public holds about insurance. ( ...

... them by size, shape, color, personality, etc. &# 160 Peter Drucker indicates that the "one absolute of Leadership is followers." Max DePree suggests that the "first role of a leader is to define reality." According to Henry Kissinger, "the task of the leaders is to get people from where they are to where they have not been." &# 160 Based on these observations, the leadership process is simple: It involves defining a current reality or starting point (where we are today); establishing a future ideal (where we want to go); and then mobilizing, organizing, and energizing people to follow the leader in the venture. &# 160 The roles of the leader include Dream Catcher, Security Guard, Organizational Architect, Environmental Engineer, and Coach. This article will discuss each of these roles, then offer questions to enhance the effectiveness of the leader in filling them. &# 160 A word of warning: Improving as a leader can seem overwhelming. It's a lot like "eating an elephant." The most effective (and probably the only) way is to cut it into bite size pieces. &# 160 DREAM CATCHER &# 160 Even if you don't know what a dream catcher is, you've probably seen one. They often hang in the office or home of an aging Baby Boomer (a.k.a. old hippie) or from their rear view mirror. This Native American artifact looks a little like a spider web with a hole in the center on a circular frame, usually with feathers or ...

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