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Branding can be used to motivate people to work towards a low-carbon economy and, by extension, embrace low-carbon products and policies. Branding techniques can provide the ideas, stories, myths and/or metaphors which lead people to action, and effective branding can build valuable business and policy assets. But what would be the most compelling branding concepts in this sphere? A common theme is 'conserving mother nature', but perhaps other concepts would have greater mass appeal? This report focuses on testing 6 different branding ideas, predominant in this subject area, to see how powerful people find them to be: - 'Beautiful nature' - 'Positive human relationships' - 'Empowering technical low-carbon solutions' - 'Guilt-free luxury' - 'Zen-like simplicity' - 'Anti-consumerism' Questions addressed
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Quotes: "The vast majority of people (95%) are engaged with at least one of the environmental branding ideas presented - with the remaining 5% thinking that they all have 'little' or 'no' appeal." "The 'zen-like simplicity' idea achieved a low rating. Taking respondents from all three countries together, this is the fifth out of the six rated environmental branding concepts - rated best, or equal best, by 26% of 'engaged' respondents." Download a Free Summary Report with examples of the charts and tables included in the full paid report. The full paid report also includes a 'Key Insights' section providing commentary on the findings. |
