Classic Green Marketing

The ad campaign had a tremendous effect back then. And it’s no less relevant today.

Earth Day, the annual day of environmental action and awareness, was first held on April 22, 1970. This past April 22nd, we finally ventured into the woods behind our house and pulled 4 putrid truck tires/mosquito farms out of the mud, along with about 200 pounds of scrap metal, engine parts, and farm equipment. The place used to be a dairy farm, and I guess “out of sight” was “out of mind”. If it were still the 70′s, cleaning up the woods would have been “outta sight” in a whole different way. Uploaded on Apr 30, 2007 coffeekid99

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David Hopkins – YouTube

David Hopkins – YouTube.

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Justmeans – YouTube.

Facebook Timeline’s Green Marketing Opportunities

Facebook Timeline’s Green Marketing Opportunities

November 26, 2011

Over the past few years, we have seen the web transform from a medium that facilitates information exchange to one that enables social connections and conversation. Arguably, the recent launch of Facebook’s Timeline marks another milestone for the web, enabling a web experience more personal than ever before.

Timeline facilitates the sharing of a user’s life story – both the portion already written and the one still unfolding. It does so by transforming the current Facebook profile into an unending digital scrapbook of sorts. Facebook reorganizes and summarizes available personal data such as likes, apps and photos into a timeline. Users are then encouraged to fill in the gaps, especially meaningful events that predate their time on Facebook.

What makes Timeline so different is that it enables users to share their lives in an easily accessible, highly visual chronology, rather than simply post thoughts in the here and now. A living memoir, if you will.

For green marketers, Timeline offers a unique new way to understand and connect with Facebook users, and one which they should take advantage of. Here are a couple of ideas how:

Persistence: Timeline organizes content in a way that enables individual posts to remain accessible, rather than disappear from view on the Facebook Wall. Persistent access increases the value of this content – and Facebook as a channel for distributing it – by enabling it to be consumed and shared by viewers over a longer period of time. This provides greater impetus for green marketers to motivate consumers to post about, like or share branded content on Facebook, as greater persistence means more impressions over time.

Prediction: Personal information has long been used to more effectively target users with ads. Arguably, Timeline will enable a more in-depth view of the user mindset, revealing new targeting and messaging avenues. Facebook has the potential to use this data not only to help green marketers find those that have demonstrated a clear affinity for green, but also to predict interest based on similar attitudes, experiences, demographics or behaviors. This can enable green marketers to target micro-segments with more specific messaging, or even find new audiences, even those that have not yet taken action.

While Timeline is still in beta with consumers, there are expectations that Facebook will soon make Timeline functionality available for business pages. Green brands should consider this new template for their own Facebook page as its functionality offers advantages for companies too:

Presentation: Timeline could enable new ways for businesses to present their brand online. For example, Timeline enables a larger profile image prominently placed at the top of the page. Companies could use this space to build

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Will you ever be visible to your prospects on Google?

It has never been easy being visible on the web. After all, over 90% of users never leave page one when they are conducting a search. You might be competing with thousands of sites to reach that coveted page one site and it just got a lot more complex for internet marketing professionals.

Google have substantially changed the way they rank websites this year in what has been dubbed the Panda Update. On the whole I believe that this is a good thing and now quality and relevance of content have never been more important. Anyone involved in internet marketing needs to understand what this means to them, and also learn the new strategies for optimizing their site.

It had a big impact and the ripples are still being felt 7 months after it was implemented. Google intended the update to reduce rankings for low-quality sites that are often called content farms. These include article directories and big content sites with massive numbers of links. These sites would often have more links that the most important authority sites like CNN, BBC, WebMD and Time for example.

In an interview with Wired.com Google’s SEO Maestro, Matt Cutts, explained a lot of the thinking behind Panda. Clearly trust played a big role, and Google employed manual reviewers to visit sites and ask these questions – is this an authority site and would I feel comfortable handing over my credit card details to them?They also looked at the number of ads and the quality of the content. Google want quality content, not the thin material that is just published for search rankings. Yes, there is an art and a science to writing great content but quality and relevance are always the main criteria.

So what should you do to adapt to these changes. Here are five steps you can take straight away

1 Write longer, higher quality and more relevant content. Over 1000 word long articles are now recommended

2 Reduce the number of Ads on your site and make them less intrusive

3 Design your home page and inner pages for the visitor not for advertisers

4 Increase the Page load Speed

5 Reduce the bounce rate on your site and increase the time spent on site for your visitors (install Google Analytics to check this if you have not already)

Make your content more readable and user friendly and you should be fine.

In addition to implementing an SEO program you should consider getting the best and most reliable web hosting service you can find, and why not take a look at bluehost and get your eset promo code. Also look at our partners to learn about the green mba and green jobs from experts. If you are looking for work from home whi

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The Benefits of Going Green for Companies by GreenProfit Solutions – YouTube

The Benefits of Going Green for Companies by GreenProfit Solutions greenprofit 1 5 videos Uploaded by greenprofit1 on Aug 25, 2008 In this moving video, set to the music of Rascal Flats, GreenProfit Solutions illustrates how any size organization or business can help their company, employees, members/customers, community, and planet by “Balancing Business and Sustainability” utilizing their Approved Green Business program.

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Green Marketing Presentation – Part 1.5 – YouTube

Green Marketing Presentation – Part 1.5 danieldunlop 84 videos Subscribe Subscribed Loading… Loading… if window.yt.timing { yt.timing.tickbf; } You need Adobe Flash Player to watch this video. Download it from Adobe. Upgrade to Flash Player 10 for improved playback performance. Upgrade Now or More Info.close 3,697 Like Add to Share Loading… Uploaded by danieldunlop on Feb 13, 2009 This continues the presentation by Dan Dunlop, Jennings President and

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