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Marketing is sometimes perceived as deceitful or manipulative, with a goal to make us buying things that we don’t really need or at unfairly high prices.  It may also be viewed in an oversimplified manner, as “common sense” and “creative thinking”, limited to promotional activities and advertisement. On this site I will focus on positive aspects of marketing - changing the world for the better, establishing new trends, providing great customer service, engaging and creating shared value, corporate social responsibility and sustainability. I will also tell you how successful marketing strategies are rooted in understanding human psychology.
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New 'Clean' Line of Campbell’s Soups Aims to Encourage Small, Healthy Daily Choices | Sustainable Brands

New 'Clean' Line of Campbell’s Soups Aims to Encourage Small, Healthy Daily Choices | Sustainable Brands | Good Marketing | Scoop.it
In a bid to reposition itself as a producer of convenient natural products, Campbell Soup Company is set to launch Well Yes!, a “clean” canned soup line, with a corresponding campaign that encourages consumers to make small, healthy daily choices rather than big, unrealistic resolutions. The new, ready-to-serve soups feature simple, recognizable ingredients, contain no artificial colors, flavors, ingredients or modified starches, and come in non-BPA-lined, recyclable cans.
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"Better food" revolution
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Startup Aims to Get People in the 'Habit' of Eating What Their Bodies Truly Crave | Sustainable Brands

Startup Aims to Get People in the 'Habit' of Eating What Their Bodies Truly Crave | Sustainable Brands | Good Marketing | Scoop.it
Created by Plum Organics founder and CEO Neil Grimmer, Habit – which launches in January – guides users toward optimal health and wellbeing by creating a personal nutrition blueprint for each user. Unlike generic, one-size-fits-all eating fads, Habit develops nutrition recommendations based on an individual’s unique biology, metabolism and personal goals, then helps users reach their health goals by delivering fresh, personalized meals to their doorstep, and supporting through one-on-one wellness and nutrition coaching.
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Dieting for health rather than for look
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