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The Haps
- Welcome!It Grows on Trees is about advertising and marketing green. Find policy and activist chat somewhere else. This is where we get down and dirty on brand maneuvers to communicate green in a noisy marketplace. The object is simple: make sustainability mainstream and grow business.
Great ad! Where does that air? I would love to see more advertisement like that in Colorado. It's hard enough to get management companies to provide recycling for their home owners. I think only 7% of the town I live in recycles. 7%.
Dagny McKinley
www.onnotextiles.com
organic apparel
Posted by: Dagny McKinley | April 30, 2008 at 07:01 PM
Great ad! Where does that air? I would love to see more advertisement like that in Colorado. It's hard enough to get management companies to provide recycling for their home owners. I think only 7% of the town I live in recycles. 7%.
Dagny McKinley
www.onnotextiles.com
organic apparel
Posted by: Dagny McKinley | April 30, 2008 at 07:02 PM
Are they implying sex sells? I am shocked and dismayed.
Dismayed that one of the oldest tools to advertise (boobies) is just now being used for green.
Posted by: Mshay | May 21, 2008 at 02:54 PM