Comments on: Marketing Trust for your Business http://marketingdeviant.com/marketing-trust-for-your-business/ The Power of Marketing & Business Strategies Sat, 06 Sep 2008 05:02:01 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6 By: David Kam http://marketingdeviant.com/marketing-trust-for-your-business/#comment-294 David Kam Wed, 03 Oct 2007 04:01:25 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/marketing-trust-for-your-business/#comment-294 Yes, I agree. Showing your intentions is a good way of being honest. Is a shame how many huge corporations are taking advantage of us for the sake of profit. Being fair and just as part of the mission statement doesn't sound so far fetch these days. We need more of those actually. Yes, I agree. Showing your intentions is a good way of being honest. Is a shame how many huge corporations are taking advantage of us for the sake of profit. Being fair and just as part of the mission statement doesn’t sound so far fetch these days. We need more of those actually.

]]> By: Miki http://marketingdeviant.com/marketing-trust-for-your-business/#comment-293 Miki Wed, 03 Oct 2007 02:30:19 +0000 http://marketingdeviant.com/marketing-trust-for-your-business/#comment-293 I must be the devil's advocate here and say that, since I am studying Persuasion as well as Sociology of Work and all the deviousness that accompanies such liberal curriculums, if you are to truly market yourself as trustworthy and honest you should be sure that your intentions are transparent. We are all aware, I am sure, of "honest" corporations who appear to have the best intentions for their community and consumers but instead run down the "little guy" for the sake of profit. But, in all truth, it is nice that there is someone who espouses being nice and trustworthy. Business isn't all about profit and nice guys don't always finish last :) I must be the devil’s advocate here and say that, since I am studying Persuasion as well as Sociology of Work and all the deviousness that accompanies such liberal curriculums, if you are to truly market yourself as trustworthy and honest you should be sure that your intentions are transparent.

We are all aware, I am sure, of “honest” corporations who appear to have the best intentions for their community and consumers but instead run down the “little guy” for the sake of profit.

But, in all truth, it is nice that there is someone who espouses being nice and trustworthy. Business isn’t all about profit and nice guys don’t always finish last :)

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