Our business marketing mindsets really have a grave consequence to this “new green growth awareness” since unlike our traditional approach which directly resides in selling the product or the service that has been created and therefore its focus rest on the features of the product or the service and discarding why it came up with it in the first place, and this the reason why we end up with a marketing mindset or instruct our marketing agents to merely convince the market to buy our product because of its features.
The heart of marketing however arises from its inception
which means in what way does our product or service help consumers solve
their immediate interest; indicating that during the inception of the product
or service one has already a particular consumer need in mind.
Having said that our green growth awareness is not only
trying to explore the depths of a consumers need but adding a “beneficial
feature” to our product which they might not even be aware of, for our premise
is that a sustainable market or for business to continue it must have healthy
consumers. What's more, it is for the best interest of the business to keep
those consumers long life since it is by and large cheaper to maintain them
than it is to find a new one.
Another root cause that has
influenced an erroneous marketing mindset is the nature of our public
corporations since they are governed by investors whose interests rest only on
short term profit unlike family corporations whose foundation is to outlive the
generations after it and therefore long-term.
Sadly today “corporate responsibility” has again become to
be a by-word to convince consumers of their green credentials, spending
a lot of money on commercials and costly lobbying to protect its interest
instead of building an ecological balance for long-term sustainability of its
business. As an outcome, shortcuts have become civil in the interest of short-term
savings and short-lived cost-effectiveness that nonetheless carry a relentless expense
because of future drawbacks, not to mention the opportunity lost that one could
have spawned.
Pretence of being green also, though it has actually
just scratched the surface if we are to see it from the wider perspective is
another fatal short-term solution and especially if alternative answers to a
problem are already available in the market.
In conclusion, this type of marketing posture and the
character of most corporations is something that we find common to the type of
responses from people who highlight their proficiencies instead of
putting a premium on learning to facilitate durability or longevity. And
therefore one’s conduct plays a very strong indicator that can undermine this
new awareness
Mañol
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