positive revolution

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Creating Positive Connections In Your Local Community

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Here is something YOU should know…

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2011 is the Year of the Positive Consumer

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Consumers are now recognizing their power to effect positive social change through their consumption…

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The lines between business and cause Begin to intersect

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The integration of is not just a PR trend, but a foundation of good business. CAUSE BUSINESS AND

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of global consumers Are willing to change their consumption habits to make the world a better place to live.   (Edelman GOODPURPOSE study 2010) 83 %

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(2010 Cone Cause Evolution Study) 90% of consumers want companies to tell them the ways they are supporting causes

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The numbers are increasing

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Cause-marketing has become a mature marketing option, whatever name you call it! and they all point to one thing: Social Responsibility- Doing Good – Being Positive

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the future of our children looks brighter

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Buying Staying Trusting Investing Positive stories of helping others have become the basis of people OR N O T

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No longer content with price and quality, consumers place social purpose as a higher purchase-driving trigger than design, innovation, or even brand loyalty.

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87 % of U.S. consumers now expect companies to balance societal interest business interests

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The " IEG Sponsorship Report " correctly predicted that cause marketing would be the fastest-growing category of sponsorship spending in 2010, rising 6.1 percent over 2009 to reach $1.61 billion. Companies Are Being Scored By Their Positivity - Social Responsibilities

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(Cause-Related Marketing, Part Of Corporate Social Responsibility And Its Influence Upon Consumers’ Attitude Study) 91% of customers agree that cause related marketing creates a positive image of the company

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More and more companies are becoming part of the positive revolution: Ben & Jerry’s • Ford Motor Company • Eddie Bauer • McDonald’s • General Mills • UPS • Target Stores • Timberland Company • Liz Claiborne • Mattel • Wal-Mart • Starbucks • ConAgra Foods • The Home Depot • American Express • Coca-Cola • Bayer Aspirin • Visa • Yoplait • Dove • Whirlpool • Sears • Nike • The Gap • Apple • Armani • Lee Jeans • TOMS Shoes

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And the global economy is set to fly

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Share and Amplify Your Positive Attributes cause marketing: And most importantly Brings Positive World Change Increases Brand Exposure Creates More Jobs Fast Tracks Business Growth Improves Employee Morale Enhances Consumer Loyalty Boosts Profits

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It is all about doing POSITIVE And sharing POSITIVE STORIES

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Positivity is taking over …

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Positive stories inspire more than giant checks.

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Positive stories empower employees and customers more than photo ops.

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So, join the positive revolution!

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If you’re doing positive. Please share it with others…take to the streets in your local communities and influence the ones who are close to you. Influence student organizations, highlight your positive employees ,and use them as positive mentors within your local neighborhood. Share the positive things you are doing…to influence those around you.

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Positive Revolution is a Platform where Positive media, Philanthropy, Positive social networking, Positive entertainment and education come together to serve a greater purpose.

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We are committed to motivating, educating and inspiring people throughout the World by distributing stories of positivity.

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Let your story begin… NOW!

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Connect With Us:

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Visit: www.positiverevolution.org 1-888-385-6831 "Where Positive Things Happen”