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Driving Sales, Decarbonizing Digital: Hello, Sustainable Marketing.

Great read from @digiday; to summarize: Stalemate in #Sustainable #Advertising, Need Measurement and Enforcement Gaps, Impending Regulation Will Push Change. https://lnkd.in/dB_c7Va6 At the same time, there is much more that can be done to reduce carbon footprints within and outside #programmatic media. And there are different areas that need to be addressed, not just regulation, i.e. Personal: Encourages individual commitment to sustainable practices. This could involve advertisers and #marketers taking responsibility for reducing the carbon footprint of their #campaigns, setting personal goals that align with greener advertising. Relationships: Highlights the importance of trust and collaboration. In the #digital advertising ecosystem, fostering transparent and honest relationships between brands, #agencies, publishers, and #DSPs can help create a unified approach to sustainability. Organizational: Focuses on aligning a company's internal structures and policies. Organizations could establish sustainability guidelines, incentivizing teams to prioritize green media and reduce high-carbon inventory. Markets: Emphasizes leveraging market dynamics to incentivize sustainability. #Brands can align their market strategies to favor greener advertising, making sustainable practices more attractive and profitable. Institutional: Supports creating industry standards and regulations. With institutions like the Global Alliance for Responsible Media (GARM) setting guidelines, the industry can build a standardized approach to measuring and reducing carbon emissions in advertising. Societal: Advocates broader societal shifts in behavior. By educating consumers and stakeholders on the importance of low-carbon advertising, demand for sustainable practices could increase across the board. Environmental: Keeps the broader environmental impact in focus. The ultimate goal is ensuring that digital advertising minimizes its #carbon footprint, reducing the industry's overall contribution to #climate change.

The stalemate of sustainability: Who holds the responsibility of cutting carbon from digital ads?

The stalemate of sustainability: Who holds the responsibility of cutting carbon from digital ads?

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