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- ETHICAL PRINCIPLES
Ethical principles can
be a part of any ethical system. They will always be formulated within the
context of the ethical goods and values that are identified in the particular
system. Their rankings relative to each other may also be determined by the ethical
system. For example, in the divine command version of natural law ethics the
principle of beneficence would probably outrank the principle of autonomy
because the moral law is not dictated by the individual agent but by a divine
source. The beneficent person would try, above all, to apply the will of God to
individual circumstances in an attempt to secure the greatest benefit for the
person involved in the particular set of circumstances. In the Kantian and
utilitarian systems the principle of autonomy would enjoy preeminence because
of the emphasis on the individual's designing the system of moral judgments and
weighing the values to be considered.
- THE PRINCIPLE OF AUTONOMY
The
principle of autonomy has come to occupy a preeminent position in democratic
societies in light of their commitment to thoroughgoing self-determination..
This principle may be formulated in the following way: A person should be free
to perform whatever action he/she wishes, regardless of risks or foolishness as
perceived by others, provided it does not impinge on the autonomy of others.
This principle gives ultimate control (self-governance) for a moral action to
the agent who is making the decision to perform the action.
- THE PRINCIPLE OF BENEFICENCE
The
principle of beneficence is a principle of long standing in the traditions of
democratic societies. The principle of beneficence can be stated in the
following way: One should render positive assistance to others (and abstain
from harm) by helping them to further their important and legitimate interests.
Earlier versions of the principle of beneficence in libertarian theories that
focused on respecting autonomy [There is no intrinsic opposition between the
principles of beneficence and autonomy; on the contrary, they are often
complementary.] generally took the form of the principle of nonmaleficence.
Today, however, the concept of harm is much more complex. We can identify
physical harms, psychological harms, social harms, and moral harms. In order to
apply even the principle of nonmaleficence properly a detailed account of the
possible harms is required.
- THE PRINCIPLE OF FIDELITY
A
special form of the principle of beneficence captures the quality of the
commitment that exists between professionals and others. It has been called the
principle of fidelity that can be formulated in the following manner: One
should keep his/her promises to others and maintain the trust necessary to
retain the relationships that bind them together. This principle captures in a
special way the element of trust that must exist between persons who are
mutually bound to each other by circumstances or choice.
- THE PRINCIPLE OF JUSTICE
If
there is a candidate for an overriding principle of business ethics it may very
well be the principle of justice. This principle cuts a broad path across
ethical situations and the other principles are often applied within the
context of justice. The principle is a complex one and its brief statement
requires elaboration. One should give to persons what they are owed, what they
deserve, or what they can legitimately claim according to a proper allocation
of benefits and burdens where equals are treated equally unless there is a
morally relevant difference which constitutes a reason for treating persons
unequally.
- THE PRINCIPLE OF PATERNALISM
The
principle of paternalism has been a strong guiding principle for governments
and corporations since the beginnings of structured societies. It is only
within the last two generations that the principle has been largely supplanted
by the growing emphasis on the principle of autonomy. The principle can be
stated in the following way: One should restrict an individual's action against
his/her consent in order to prevent that individual from self-harm or to secure
for that individual a good which he/she might not otherwise achieve.
- How to Attract Visitor to your Site
One way new customers can find your business is by searching
on one of more than a dozen online directories. Think of them as modern telephone books that
offer companies more marketing options. You can use online directories to
expound on the things that make your business special, showcase photos or
videos, and highlight ways to interact with your customers. They’re also free,
making your time investment even more lucrative.
2. Include your website in your email
signature
Make every email a chance to market yourself. Include your
business’ website at the bottom and include a brief message that gives someone
a good reason to visit. And finally, be sure to make your URL clickable.
3. Reach out to reporters
Reporters are always looking for experts in a given industry
to help them with stories. As a business owner, use your expertise in the
industry to assist in the story and earn some recognition as a thought leader
as well. The website Help A
Reporter Out is
a great resource where you can connect with reporters looking for help on all
kinds of stories. See where you can help and earn free publicity for your
business.
4. Try pay-per-click ads
Pay-per-click advertising campaigns offer a cost-effective, easy-to-set-up advertising campaign that also
gives your site another level of interactivity. Many businesses think they need
the perfect website to gain value from pay-per-click advertising, but all you
really need is a landing page and the ability to track the campaign and
fulfillment at the end.
5. Boost visits through email
Digital-savvy customers are more likely to visit your site,
so try marketing to them digitally through email. Promotional emails are great for highlighting any discount
or special your company is offering, while e-invites can let them know you’re
hosting a big event. Finally, use announcement emails to convey any applicable
news regarding the company and make sure to highlight how it benefits your
readers.
6. Leave your calling card
If you’re headed to a conference or event and you want to
leave a takeaway, there’s still no substitute for the traditional business
card. Business cards provide an easy opportunity to share all of your pertinent
information in an easily readable format, so make sure you get new cards
printed and don’t forget to include the website.
7. Host or attend an event
Who doesn’t love a party? The event you host may not include
a dance floor, but people will still be excited to attend, especially if you’re
offering food or promotions. And if you’re not planning to host an event
yourself, there are many local charities always looking for event sponsors.
Sponsoring one and showcasing that sponsorship on your website is a great way
for people to learn more about the cause and your company.
8. Brand your vehicle
Take your business’ website with you wherever you go in a
company vehicle. Adorn the outside with graphics and make sure the website is
prominently displayed on both sides. You’ll give mobile marketing a whole new
meaning.
