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Page 1: Regulatory, Ethical, and “Green” Issues in Marketing Communications 3

Regulatory, Ethical, and “Green” Issues in Marketing Communications

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Page 2: Regulatory, Ethical, and “Green” Issues in Marketing Communications 3

When Is Regulation Justified?When Is Regulation Justified?

Benefits

1. Consumer choice is improved

2. Product quality tends to improve

3. Reduced prices

Costs

1. Enforcement costs

2. Unintended side effects

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Regulation of Marketing Regulation of Marketing CommunicationsCommunications

Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

The U.S. government agency that has primary responsibility for regulating matters such as deceptive and unfair business practices and advertising

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Regulation of Deceptive AdvertisingRegulation of Deceptive Advertising

When will the FTC find a business practice deceptive?

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Elements of DeceptionElements of Deception

• Misleading

• Reasonable

consumer

• Material

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Misleading?Misleading?

• Misleading

• Reasonable

consumer

• Material

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Federal RegulationFederal Regulation

• Regulation of deceptive advertising• Regulation of unfair practices• Information regulation• Regulation of product labeling (FDA)• Regulation of prescription drug ads

(FDA)

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Information RegulationInformation Regulation

Corrective advertising

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Information RegulationInformation Regulation

Corrective advertising

Which firm in 1975 was ordered to spend $10 Mill to correct a misleading campaign?

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Information RegulationInformation Regulation

Current Events

Which firm in 2005 was ordered by U.S. District Court to halt and remove a misleading claim?

What was the claim?

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Ethical issues in marketing Ethical issues in marketing CommunicationsCommunications

Ethics in our context involves matters

of right and wrong, or moral conduct

pertaining to any aspect of marketing

communications

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Enhancing Ethical BehaviorEnhancing Ethical Behavior

Two core values

Page 13: Regulatory, Ethical, and “Green” Issues in Marketing Communications 3

Ethical issues in marketing Ethical issues in marketing CommunicationsCommunications

See text for ethical issues in:

• Targeting

• Advertising

• Public relations

• Packaging communications

• Sales promotions

• Online marketing communications

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Criticisms of AdvertisingCriticisms of Advertising

Page 15: Regulatory, Ethical, and “Green” Issues in Marketing Communications 3

Criticism of AdvertisingCriticism of Advertising

An Appeal to

Insecurity

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Enhancing Ethical BehaviorEnhancing Ethical Behavior

Act in a way that you would want

others to act toward you

The Golden Rule

The Professional

Ethics

The TV test

Take only actions that would be

viewed as proper by an objective

panel of your professional

colleagues

“Would l feel comfortable

explaining this action on

television to the general public?”

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Response to Response to Environmental ProblemsEnvironmental Problems

Cause-Oriented Programs

Packaging response

Green advertising

Point-of-Purchase

Seal-of-Approval programs

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Green AdvertisingGreen Advertising

• Relationship between product and environment

• Promote a green lifestyle

• Corporate responsibility

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Green AdvertisingGreen Advertising

Green Advertising

Promoting an

Image of

Environmental

Responsibility

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Green AdvertisingGreen Advertising

Corporate

Responsibility

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Green AdvertisingGreen Advertising

Mercedes-Benz

Leo Burnett Company, Inc.

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Response to Response to Environmental ProblemsEnvironmental Problems

Cause-Oriented Programs

Packaging response

Green advertising

Point-of-Purchase

Seal-of-Approval programs

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Package ResponsePackage Response

• Recyclable bottles

• Polystyrene to paperboard

• Plastic to cardboard

• Smaller packages

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Response to Response to Environmental ProblemsEnvironmental Problems

Cause-Oriented Programs

Packaging response

Green advertising

Point-of-Purchase

Seal-of-Approval programs

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Seal-of-Approval ProgramsSeal-of-Approval Programs

• Designed to assist consumers in identifying environmentally friendly products and brands

• Green Seal of Approval

• “Chasing arrows logo”

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Response to Response to Environmental ProblemsEnvironmental Problems

Cause-Oriented Programs

Packaging response

Green advertising

Point-of-Purchase

Seal-of-Approval programs

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Cause-Oriented ProgramsCause-Oriented Programs

Cause-Oriented

programs

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Response to Response to Environmental ProblemsEnvironmental Problems

Cause-Oriented Programs

Packaging response

Green advertising

Point-of-Purchase

Seal-of-Approval programs

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Point-of-Purchase ProgramsPoint-of-Purchase Programs

Use the point-of-purchase as a

vehicle for promoting a brand’s

environmental virtues

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Appropriate Environmental ClaimsAppropriate Environmental Claims