Big Brands prove they're responsible with Product Red
Launched by U2's Bono, Red is a holding brand that works through its partners—currently Motorola, Emporio Armani, Gap, American Express, Converse, and Apple—who license the Red name and produce Red products. A percentage of sales revenue is donated to the Global Fund, the world's largest fundraiser for AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria programs. The sales of Red products specifically fund causes helping women and children in Africa who have HIV and AIDS.
Cause related consumerism is all the rage. Consumers expect big brands to show they are responsible in the public domain—whether it is visibly contributing to the local community, divulging the means of sourcing, or offering a responsible consumer buying choice.
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Seth Godin, author of, All Marketers Are Liars: The Power of Telling Authentic Stories in a Low-Trust, speaks at Google.
The Chocolate product name is evocative of the product design itself: a dark, sleek, rectangular thin bar (which, in fact, resembles a black iPod Nano) with an internal antenna that slides out to reveal a hidden phone dial pad. Weighing in at just 3.5 ounces the device is small and slim enough to easily slide into a shirt pocket. Given the universal appeal of the dark, sweet candy, the name also lends itself to Verizon’s ad slogan, "Everyone loves Chocolate."
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