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Cause-related marketing has exploded in recent years even though it is a relatively young concept.
Cause marketing began, on a national scale, in the early 1980s when American Express partnered with the nonprofit group that was raising funds to restore the Statue of Liberty.
American Express gave a portion of every purchase through its credit card to the cause and an additional amount for every new application that resulted in a new credit card customer. The company also launched a huge, for its time, advertising campaign.
The results are now legendary: the Restoration Fund raised more than $1.7 million, and American Express card use rose 27 percent.
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