Social Media Content
Campaigns can use our social media content to inform and inspire their followers through their own social media channels. The posts are full of facts supporting consumer behavior and trends as well as motivational messages.Steps
- To use an image, mouse over the image and you will see the action icons in the upper right side of the image.
- You can download the image to your computer to include in a social media share, an email or your website.
- Alternatively, you can “pin” it to your Pinterest account and share it to other social media accounts.
- To use any of the text, simply click the “Copy” button to copy it to your clipboard.
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Social Media Posts
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#BusinessRoundtable issued statement on corporation’s role beyond shareholder value. Promoted communities, employees & more diverse group of stakeholders outside those that measure success in profits. This will drive more collaborations between corporations nonprofits
#BusinessRoundtable issued statement on corporation's role beyond shareholder value. Promoted communities, employees & more diverse group of stakeholders outside those that measure success in profits. This will drive more collaborations between corporations nonprofits
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Individual #giving declined 1.1% in 2018 to $292.09 billion; it fell 3.4% adjusted for inflation, according to #Giving USA 2019: The Annual Report on Philanthropy for the Year 2018. And giving by individuals decreased as a percentage of total giving from 70% in 2017 to 68% in 2018.
Individual #giving declined 1.1% in 2018 to $292.09 billion; it fell 3.4% adjusted for inflation, according to #Giving USA 2019: The Annual Report on Philanthropy for the Year 2018. And giving by individuals decreased as a percentage of total giving from 70% in 2017 to 68% in 2018.
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Business #marketing understanding a #generation : iGens are the most likely generation to say that they often or always make purchases based off a brand’s reputation for ethical business practices (59% vs 46% overall), with 62% of adult iGens saying that a product from a socially responsible company is worth paying more for.
Business #marketing understanding a #generation : iGens are the most likely generation to say that they often or always make purchases based off a brand’s reputation for ethical business practices (59% vs 46% overall), with 62% of adult iGens saying that a product from a socially responsible company is worth paying more for.
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According to Mintel Press, “a company’s charitable giving affects three-quarters (73%) of Americans’ purchase decisions.” Many businesses are realizing this is becoming a major component for customer acquisition and retention.
According to Mintel Press, "a company’s charitable giving affects three-quarters (73%) of Americans’ purchase decisions." Many businesses are realizing this is becoming a major component for customer acquisition and retention.
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Half (50%) of Americans say that they would switch to a company that supports a #cause they believe in, rising to 61% of adult #iGeneration consumers (aged 18-23) and #Millennials (aged 24-41), respectively.
Half (50%) of Americans say that they would switch to a company that supports a #cause they believe in, rising to 61% of adult #iGeneration consumers (aged 18-23) and #Millennials (aged 24-41), respectively.
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According to a 2018 Mintel Press survey, 45% of #consumers are skeptical of brands’ social responsibility initiatives and 35% think companies with #corporateSocialResponsibility (#CSR) initiatives programs do so just to look good.
According to a 2018 Mintel Press survey, 45% of #consumers are skeptical of brands’ social responsibility initiatives and 35% think companies with #corporateSocialResponsibility (#CSR) initiatives programs do so just to look good.
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Consumers are looking for products they deem to be green and clean, which local brands can help facilitate. #localBrands can benefit from this as FMCG Gurus #marketResearch shows 41% of #consumers say they would pay a premium price for products that are minimally processed.
Consumers are looking for products they deem to be green and clean, which local brands can help facilitate. #localBrands can benefit from this as FMCG Gurus #marketResearch shows 41% of #consumers say they would pay a premium price for products that are minimally processed.
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97% of #consumers agree that it is important to them that a company acts morally/ethically, up from 76% who said the same in 2012. Consumer support for corporate #socialResponsibility initiatives is mainstream as 87% of #consumers agree companies should always do the right thing
97% of #consumers agree that it is important to them that a company acts morally/ethically, up from 76% who said the same in 2012. Consumer support for corporate #socialResponsibility initiatives is mainstream as 87% of #consumers agree companies should always do the right thing
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#consumerInsights show that 63 percent of global #consumers are currently concerned about the state of the #environment and are looking at new ways to help improve this. Going global to #buyingLocal is one way in which consumers are trying to be more sustainable.
#consumerInsights show that 63 percent of global #consumers are currently concerned about the state of the #environment and are looking at new ways to help improve this. Going global to #buyingLocal is one way in which consumers are trying to be more sustainable.
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#buyingLocal means more money stays within your #community. Every dollar spent generates twice as much income for the #localEconomy.
#buyingLocal means more money stays within your #community. Every dollar spent generates twice as much income for the #localEconomy.
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In 2019 businesses were waking up to the fact that the majority (84%) of #consumers say it is important to them that a company supports #charitableCauses. This grows stronger with each generation.
In 2019 businesses were waking up to the fact that the majority (84%) of #consumers say it is important to them that a company supports #charitableCauses. This grows stronger with each generation.