Positioning Your Firm To Work With Clients Who “Do Good”

SO many clients lately want to work with organizations that “do good” or are trying to help people improve their lives or make the world a better place. But they’re not easy to find.

In my recent podcast/interview with Sarah Durham of Big Duck, we gave some hints about how to find those prospects. (Read and listen to that here: http://www.creativefreelancerblog.com/marketing/want-to-work-with-organizations-that-do-good/)

In working with clients recently on who their competition is for this type of work, we’ve come across many creative services firms that are attempting to position themselves this way. Here are a few we found…

• http://firebellydesign.com/
• http://www.hyperakt.com/
• http://www.thechangecreation.com/
• http://elefintdesigns.com/
• http://www.enrichcreative.com/
• www.mission-minded.com

What do you think? Know any others? Post them here.

Comments

[Jane Tabachnick]

Great post Ilise. Firms that are NYC based can gain knowledge and training in this area via the Sustainable Design Entrepreneur's Program at FIT http://www.fitnyc.edu/10928.asp

[full disclosure, I helped create the program and teach there!]

[julia reich]

Julia Reich Design :-)

and

Red Rooster Group

[allison]

Us! Http://www.rogue-element.com ;-)

[Lisa]

And us! Blue Marble Creative

http://www.bluemarblecreative.net