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about lime | why it matters

It’s good for your business

How you get on your prospect’s radar?
Differentiation.

How do you differentiate?

• With a twist of uniqueness.
• A twist of social consciousness.
• And a twist of LIME.

But however socially conscious we all are, you know a twist of creativity is meaningless if what we do doesn’t resonate with your audience and motivate them to respond. We know what you want your marketing to accomplish and we’ll help you get there.

And all we’re doing is to help them get to that point. To make that connection with your company. And to make it seem like an easy decision to want what you’re offering.

It’s good for our world

If you believe we’re all in this together, and every individual and company can make a difference, then we don’t have to explain the reasons or the benefits.

We also believe in the holistic approach to being functionally green, and that being motivated is more important than being innovative. If you’re motivated to make a statement, you don’t have to reinvent the wheel. You don’t even have to be first to develop or execute an idea. What you do have to be is the first to promote it consciously and consistently.

And eventually, when everyone in your company has the “green mindset,” anyone can be an “Ambassador” for what your company is doing to make the world a better place.

Here’s one of our favorite examples of being the first to make a statement that becomes your own: Folgers Coffee® claims to be “mountain-grown.” That makes it sounds unique. Fresh. Rich. Well, it turns out, every coffee is grown in the mountains. As a matter of fact, it’s virtually impossible for coffee not to be grown in the mountains. But it’s a case-study example of being the first to say something and making it your own.

Love your mother

Mother Nature doesn’t give us an invoice for what we use. But the cost to get it back (if it’s even possible)
can be pretty expensive.

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