3 tips for developing your message around your brand purpose

Corporate social responsibility is nothing new. Here’s how the experts say your organization can prove it lives up to its words.

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It’s no secret that consumers expect more out of organizations these days. From taking a stand on social issues to addressing environmental responsibility, a company’s purpose strategy is the backbone of what builds brand trust.

Just look at Patagonia’s well-received commitment to fighting climate change—or Meta’s heavy-handed attempts to avoid taking a stance, and thereby allowing the spread of violent and hateful rhetoric on its platforms. Purpose matters.

In a recent Ragan Training video, “The Future of Social Purpose: When and How to Take a Stand,” three industry leaders share best practices for developing and maintaining a meaningful brand purpose.

1. Take an inside-out approach to purpose comms.

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