Selling clothes and saving the planet: how Patagonia content does it all
Patagonia’s content does more than convince and help customers to purchase products. It’s not just about completing a transaction – or about marketing the company. They use content to build relationships and to inform, educate and inspire.
Laura will take us on a journey through the inspiring digital landscape of Patagonia, exploring how the clothing brand and campaigning organisation uses content to connect people, products and the planet. Along the way she’ll point out useful lessons, tips and tricks that can be applied in all sorts of contexts.
NB She isn’t on commission; she just loves what Patagonia does with content.
About Laura
Laura is content strategist at Contentious, the London-based agency. She’s always been a lover of words – her background is as an editor and she studied modern languages and linguistics. Since co-founding Contentious in 2016, Laura has worked with more than 30 non-profits and campaigners on their content strategy, focusing on shifting to a less transactional, more user-centred approach (eradicating double spaces along the way).
Laura is interested in the role of content in making the world a better, more human place. She regularly advocates for content, speaking at conferences such as Confab, the Campaigning Forum and CharityComms. She also boulders and bakes.