OCTOBER 15, 2009|ENVIRONMENT + SUSTAINABILITY
Blog Action Day: 10 Great Climate Change Marketing Campaigns
As an individual, I believe in the mission and purpose behind these and that they are important to help promote. Perhaps equally importantly for readers of this blog, however, is that I believe there are some great marketing lessons in some of the best efforts out there right now and below is a presentation highlighting 10 of the best campaigns that I highly recommend checking out and supporting:
Useful links (including those) mentioned in this presentation:
- https://www.blogactionday.org
- https://www.rolighetsteorin.se/en/
- https://tcktcktck.org/
- https://www.blackle.com/
- https://www.ecofont.eu/ecofont_en.html -
- https://www.kids-vs-global-warming.com/Home.html
- https://www.globalinheritance.org/blogs/read/140/environmentaland-opens-her-doors-at-hollywood--highland
- https://totoroforestproject.org/
- https://www.ebaygreenteam2.com/
- https://www.climatecounts.org/
- https://www.desmogblog.com/
- https://www.grist.org/article/series/skeptics/
- https://www.parkvisitor.com/odwalla/
- https://reforestcalifornia.com/
- https://www.naturerocks.org/
This post is part of Blog Action Day 2009, a worldwide initiative started by Envato founders Collis and Cyan Ta'eed, now being run by Change.org. Blog Action Day exists to change the conversation on the web for one day by uniting thousands of bloggers around one important issue - this year, Climate Change. It's not too late to register your blog and participate.
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