Trevelino/Keller’s Post

Planning a cause-based marketing campaign can help enhance a brand's image. However, it is important to consider the potential downsides, including inauthenticity and misalignment. 💡 T/K co-founder Dean Trevelino recently shared with Forbes that even though business leaders may be passionate about a cause, it may not always resonate with their customer base. "On occasion, executive leadership aligns with a cause it’s passionate about without considering whether the cause actually resonates with the organization’s customer base. Years ago, we witnessed a fun, family-oriented chain choose to align with a national organization for missing children as its cause. It featured educational information at all of its locations. While an important cause, it did not connect with the customer." https://lnkd.in/eFUnDfkc Forbes Agency Council | #CauseRelatedMarketing #PR #ClientRelations

Council Post: Planning A Cause-Related Campaign? 17 Potential Pitfalls To Avoid

Council Post: Planning A Cause-Related Campaign? 17 Potential Pitfalls To Avoid

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