Corporate citizenship driven by both strategy and values is most appealing to consumers
A study of consumer perceptions of company motives for corporate citizenship reveals that when efforts are perceived as something the company wants to do, rather than something it is pressured to do, consumer response is the most positive. Researchers also found that corporate citizenship perceived as responsive to stakeholders without a link to business strategy, was not perceived positively.
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