Green Purchasing Behaviour

The researcher identifies that by being able to effectively leverage marketing and promote "green" brands within the marketplace, it appears to be paramount to not only understand how organisations wanting to effectively leverage their "green" branding can successfully implement and market "green and/or sustainability" within their brand experience, but to also gain more of an understanding on who the actual green consumer is? Being more able to identify and leverage brand "green" key insights within organisations communicative offerings and engage consumers deeper emotional connection more astutely, will also enable organisations to try and overcome some of the current perceived insincere marketing around "green" campaigns that have created consumer lack of environmental engagement (Rettie, Burchell, & Riley, 2012) and perceived "green wash", therefore being more likely to result in positive engagement and consumer "green" purchasing behaviour.

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My home is based in West Auckland; New Zealand where I am close to nature and the rugged West Coast Beaches that keep my creative spirit energised and where I feel in harmony with the wide open spaces of my homeland. Being amongst nature keeps my outlook in tune with my sustainable big-picture outlook.