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Patagonia's "Buy Less" Campaign May Lead to More Revenue - Eric Lowitt
by Eric Lowitt | 11:50 AM October 3, 2011 This post is part of the HBR Insight Center Growing the Top Line . Patagonia has always behaved as a maverick company, and its concern for sustainability has led it to pursue a new initiative: it's now actively encouraging consumers to buy less of Patagonia's new apparel.about
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r's adventure
we had a busy, inspiring and productive weekend including trying the new fg smith eatery in ahuriri (if you go you have to have the ICE CREAM SANDWICH, it's in captials because it was AMAZING!), attended the world press photo exhibition (grim but superb), looked at a possible wedding venue (yes, that is a chandelier in the middle of the bush) and also finished creating some thank you tags for my friend's new business (check back later in the week to see more). phew! good thing we've got a four day weekend coming up!
Chuck Blakeman / Traditional Branding Isn’t for Small Business
As we start out, we take cues from Giant Corporation, Inc. that we should develop cool logos, fancy brochures, zippy websites, and catchy copy. But this is a waste of time and money for a lot of small businesses and a huge misdirection of focus. There is a better way for most of us. A janitorial supply company wrote a response in another blog promoting all this fancy “branding” (to which this blog is a response):