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Green Marketing: An Interview

May 27th, 2010

Earlier this month, I was interviewed by Maria Bystrova, an upcoming communications expert in Russia. We chatted about green marketing trends and the impact of this industry across the world. Read on to learn about the challenges and opportunities for both small businesses and corporations in this ever-growing industry. Read more…


Green Marketing Tips Webinar: Key Take-Aways

May 25th, 2010

Earlier today we presented our Green Marketing Tips Webinar. The session was lively and interactive, with fantastic questions and comments coming from the audience. While most attendees were based in North America, we had listeners from the UK, Denmark, Italy, Portugal, Vietnam and New Zealand – a clear sign that green marketing is a global trend.

Some of the highlights were: Read more…

Author: Sofia Ribeiro
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The Green Economy Post: Defining a Sustainable Brand

May 20th, 2010

Kiwano Marketing is a regular contributor to The Green Economy Post. This is our latest article on one of the leading sources of information for businesses in the sustainability sector Read more…


Green Marketing Tips For Small Businesses: A Webinar

May 18th, 2010

There’s never been a better time to go green: It’s an easy way for businesses looking to grow during the recession to save money and increase profits. Going green can help your small business in a big way by tapping into eco-conscious consumers while operating on the cutting edge of innovative small business practices. Knowing how to market a business as eco-friendly is a must nowadays, and that’s why we partnered with ACCION USA to provide a free, online workshop to help small business owners learn how to incorporate sustainability into their marketing programs. Read more…


Can You Be Accused Of Greenwashing?

May 13th, 2010

Over the past few weeks, we’ve been receiving numerous inquiries on how businesses can communicate their green efforts without undergoing extreme customer scrutiny. While consumers say they want to deal with environmentally and socially responsible companies, some of the organizations that do promote their good deeds end up being accused of greenwashing. How do you prevent this and still bank on your good corporate stewardship? Read more…