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Going Green: Outstanding Green Business Practices
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From the MASSAGE Magazine article, "The Economics of Green: Save the Earth while Saving Money," by Chris Towery, in the March 2009 issue. Article summary: A recession may not seem like the best time to start making your massage practice more eco-friendly. However, going green in these tough economic times cannot only benefit the Earth, but also your bottom line.
The Going Green Guidebook explains ways you can "green" your massage practice, and includes profiles of blue-chip companies, small
Companies profiled in the Guidebook include GE, Nickelodeon, HP, Walgreen's, Wal-Mart, Broward County Library, BASF, Travelocity, Harrah's, Dow Chemical, National Geographic, Chiquita, U.S. Army, Monroe College, Comcast and nearly 100 more organizations of all sizes and budgets.
Order the Going Green Guidebook at www.prnewsonline.com. Both a print and digital version are available for purchase.
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Location: Missouri
Cause-related marketing is another word for this type of marketing. When people see that big business and small business alike are involved in a good cause or great non-profit organization it then creates good public relations. People want to know that your business cares. Hope that helps.