Research explores ways to improve consumer reactions to environmental advertising by adjusting claims and context.
Considers reasons why consumer response has, at best, been mixed with regard to “Green” marketing. Proposes reasons why consumer response has not been overwhelmingly positive and then, based on a review of key research findings, presents guidelines for the development of three components of environmental product advertising: the specificity of the environmental claim, the level of emphasis given the environmental claim and the context for presenting the claim.
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Joel J. Davis (1993) studied this question.
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