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Kaipātiki Project – Overview

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GoodSense worked with environment community enterprise, the Kaipātiki Project to develop a bold new tagline and brand strategy and planned and project managed their new brand identity and website.  The vital impact this not-for-profit has in the Auckland region is being increasingly recognised and the organisation now has a brand and online presence to reflect this mana.

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How we use flexi-working at GoodSense

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GoodSense is an ethical marketing business that has been leading in marketing sustainability since 2010.  We have a team of a dozen experienced people across four centres – Auckland, Taupo, Wellington and Christchurch – and no office.  We have a dozen home offices and one of our Directors, Jo Patterson, has a desk in a …

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Setting the standard for marine conservation and tourism.

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Find out how Auckland Tourism, Events & Economic Development (ATEED) helped the small family-run Auckland Whale & Dolphin Safari access capability funding to take its offering to the next level through training and expert tourism advice to become a leader in responsible tourism and conservation. Auckland Whale & Dolphin Safari describes Auckland Tourism, Events & Economic Development (ATEED) as being central to its growth.

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Art and an arrival!

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The GoodSense team are thrilled by the breadth, depth and caliber of work our clients entrust to us. We are excited to be working with organisations at the forefront of conservation, skincare, plant-based food, open-source technology, community design and resilience building, among others.

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It’s a less meaty new year

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Following animal-rights lobbying by me and my sister our family all went vegetarian when I was about 13. I ate meat for a couple of years at Uni at the end of the eighties, mainly as I was a lazy cook with limited easy, cheap veggie options on supermarket shelves.

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Natural skincare delivered to your door.

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Sometimes new products, that are better for us and for nature, come in new ways. In this video Kath opens her delivery of BeeBio’s Aú Naturale skincare refills.  The New Zealand skincare pioneer sells by subscription, with starter packs and refills delivered to your door. 

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New! Grants available for marketing pre-investment

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Our friends at Akina have $100K of new Investment Readiness funding available now.

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Junk food marketers culpable for childhood obesity

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Junk food marketers culpable for childhood obesity
Kath Dewar on Radio NZ
Kath says we need to behave more ethically and responsibly and start making choices in our own businesses to spend more money on getting people information so they can make better choices with better food. 
Listen to the interview as featured on Radio NZ on 11 July 2018

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How greenwashing became big business

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How greenwash became big business
Kath Dewar, quoted by Stuff:
 “Look for the businesses who are investing in proper Fair Trade and organic certifications, programmes that cost money for a good reason. There are companies that make fluffy self claims about being fair trade, so look for the gold standard certifications.” 
Read more from our interview with The Spinoff, 10 May 2018

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