Sustainability marketing isn’t about green logos or fluffy promises. It’s about telling an honest and authentic story that attracts customers who share your values. When done right, it gives your business a competitive edge that supports growth.

Three changes are reshaping how businesses communicate their impact. Discover what these are, and how articulating purpose, progress and priorities clearly is a powerful marketing asset.

Discover why being located in the Blue Mountains is inspiring us to help organisations showcase their positive impact ethically and without greenwashing.

Imagine the progress we could make by giving the environment a greater legal voice! Here we share an article discussing how this would help to reframe public thinking - to both reduce the damage we cause them but also increase our responsibility for them.

Sustainability marketing has many benefits. Discover 5 ways that organisations can use their ESG activities to stand out from the crowd and win contracts.

Hannah Welch will be speaking at the Western Sydney Manufacturers: Building profit on the path to sustainability event on 2nd April 2025 in Penrith NSW. In her afternoon session, Hannah will share how manufacturers can use ESG outcomes to differentiate their brands and win contracts. Click for more information and how to book your free place.

Marketing sustainability claims within an evolving regulatory environment needs a delicate balance of legal compliance, clarity, and authenticity. Discover how this includes the naming of products and an insight into the process we use.

Mandatory climate reporting can give marketing a goldmine of information, to showcase its organisation’s mission, purpose and values as well as the positive planet and people impacts it is both aiming for and achieving. 

Sustainability marketing messages need to be aligned with concrete actions and data, to avoid greenwashing and adhere to guidelines for for making environmental claims.

Chovil & Thake’s Marketing without Greenwashing Checklist guides you through the questions you need to ask to make sure the claims you promote are accurate, truthful and trustworthy.

Purpose and sustainability shouldn’t be stand-alone campaign topics, but an ongoing and consistent conversation. Discover how to showcase social impact within your sustainability marketing whilst avoiding greenwashing or misleading claims.

89% of marketing isn’t noticed or remembered. Which makes it very easy to waste time, energy and money. Learn how the chemistry of effective marketing is made by following three simple rules: Impact, Communicate and Persuade .

Chovil & Thake has a promise it shares with clients. Marketing consultant Hannah Welch explains what is is and why.

Whilst soaking in this view of the Three Sisters* from Sublime Point, I was reminded why we should take the time to look at our marketing from new perspectives.

What makes you different? Learn how to identify what makes you different and how to use that in your marketing to stand out from your competition.

Marketing is a journey of activity on which we look to continually improve. In this article by Chovil & Thake’s principal marketing consultant, Hannah Welch, we explore how asking “What did we learn?” is a great way to make future marketing even more effective.

Successful growth marketing strategies build on a company’s strengths and focus on finding customers who will benefit from these. Discover how to to learn from your "best sales”, and generate more of the order types you want.

Marketing fuels business growth, by developing brand awareness, generating leads, nurturing prospects until they’re ready to buy and keeping-in-touch with customers, to encourage repeat purchases.

Download our 9 Questions for Growth Marketing guide to help you review your previous marketing and maximise its effect on sales and company growth for the year ahead.

The best marketing has a strategy with clear objectives. Yet many companies skip developing a marketing strategy which is like baking cookies without knowing how they should look or taste!

There’s a difference between sustainability marketing and marketing sustainably. Learn what these terms mean and how organisations can benefit from them both.

Developing a marketing strategy is like completing a mystery jigsaw puzzle.Every organisation is unique and so their “jigsaw picture” (strategy) will be different and tailored to their own journey. It will be tailored to their objectives and the people, time, resources and budget available, together with key performance indicators so they can track progress.