Sustainable Marketing Powered by AI and Harvard Method

What you'll learn

Diagnose why your sustainable product isn't selling and identify the specific mismatch between your eco-messaging and what customers actually want to buy.
Segment your customers by their real attitudes toward sustainability — not demographics — and craft messages that convert each group without alienating others.
Develop pricing strategies that protect your margins while avoiding the common trap of overcharging (or undercharging) for environmental benefits.
Overcome the hidden bias that makes customers assume eco-products underperform — even when they don't — using proven positioning techniques.
Create a complete go-to-market communication strategy for your own product using the exclusive strategic tool provided in this course.

Requirements

Basic understanding of marketing fundamentals (4Ps: Product, Price, Place, Promotion).
No prior sustainability knowledge required — we cover everything from the ground up.
Access to a computer or mobile device to complete practical exercises and case study analyses.
Curiosity about how to turn environmental responsibility into a competitive advantage.

Description

Why do sustainable products flood the market yet struggle to sell? This course gives you the answer — and the solution — straight from Harvard Business Review research.
Executive-Level Strategy, Now Accessible to You
This course is built entirely on "How to Market Sustainable Products," a landmark Harvard Business Review article based on three years of research with over 500 executives across B2B and B2C sectors worldwide. You're getting the same strategic frameworks taught in executive education programs — distilled into practical, actionable lessons you can apply immediately.
Here's the uncomfortable truth: 48% of new consumer products now feature environmental messaging, yet sustainable products capture only 17% of the market. The gap isn't about consumer apathy — it's about how we market these products. This masterclass shows you exactly how to close that gap.
Learn by Doing — With AI-Powered Tools
This isn't just theory. You'll work through a realistic business challenge using AI to test your strategic thinking and receive instant feedback. Then, using an exclusive tool I've designed specifically for this masterclass, you'll analyze your own products and build a complete communication strategy tailored to your market.
Through case studies from brands like Toyota, Oatly, GEA, and Finish, you'll see these strategies succeed across industries — and learn how to adapt them to your context. across industries — and learn how to adapt them to your context. Whether you're launching a new eco-friendly line or repositioning an existing product, this course gives you Harvard-caliber strategy with hands-on tools to execute it.

Who this course is for

Marketing professionals and brand managers who need to position sustainable products without alienating mainstream consumers or sacrificing profit margins.
Entrepreneurs and product developers launching eco-friendly products who want to avoid the common pitfall of overestimating consumer appetite for sustainability.
Sustainability officers and CSR leaders seeking to align environmental initiatives with commercial success and measurable business outcomes.
Business students and MBA candidates looking to understand how sustainability features interact with traditional product attributes in real-world markets.

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