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Chapter 19

19.1 Knowledge Check

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b. Diversity, equity, and inclusion support people, which makes it a social initiative.
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d. Sustainable marketing is rooted in purpose, based on mission, and seeks to align people, planet, and profits.

19.2 Knowledge Check

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a. Sustainable marketing considers all parties.
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b. Sustainable marketing innovates now while ensuring a viable future.

19.3 Knowledge Check

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a. Increased brand recognition occurs when brands are known for their sustainability efforts.
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d. Return on investment occurs when brands can show that the sustainability investment had a positive economic return.

19.4 Knowledge Check

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c. Innovative marketing uses the media to spur awareness and convert prospects into customers.
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d. Mission marketing puts purpose at the center of marketing and uses storytelling to spur action.

19.5 Knowledge Check

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d. Transparency, sustainability, and fair working conditions are all concepts related to purpose-driven marketing.
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a. Purpose-driven brands stand up for what is right.
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