Green Companies Reach Conscious Consumer Market on New Pixel Website

Published: 18 September 2008 y., Thursday

thinkAlchemy and Green Pixel, LLC have launched a green marketing initiative: MillionDollarGreenPixel.com (http://www.milliondollargreenpixel.com/) where environmentally conscious companies can buy advertising space in various pixel sizes and advertise their websites to conscientious consumers.

Michael Glock founder of thinkAlchemy, says, “MillionDollarGreenPixel.com is an entertaining and visually fresh green online branding site with an innovative product marketing initiative that is invigoratingly different, fun to use and explore. This site is perfect for link-building, search engine optimization purposes (SEO), and delivers instant gratification to advertisers via click statistics. (http://milliondollargreenpixel.com/advertisers.html)

Collette Barbee, one of four general partners at Green Pixel. ”It's becoming harder to come up with advertising that sets you apart. MillionDollarGreenPixel.com is the up-and-coming space for green companies to advertise their products and projects.“

Corky Simmons, general partner, says, ”I firmly believe that green initiatives are the only way to assure that our children and grandchildren will have an inhabitable place to live. MillionDollarGreenPixel.com is an innovative, easy-to-use gateway to the world of green products for those many concerned people who wish to contribute to the successful future of our planet earth.“

Clients advertise via graphic images at specific pixel sizes, with hyperlinks to their homepage in order to capture qualified leads. MillionDollarGreenPixel.com is different from other pixel websites because the ads visually explode into a larger-frame ad with the company's name, website and image if available. Other pixel sites just directly link to the company's website.

”Buying space on (http://www.milliondollargreenpixel.com/users/) is easy with available advertiser control and a very cost-effective way to market green products and services 24/7 for the next two years. Results among clients may vary, but advertisers can expect increased traffic to their websites from consumers, leading to a possible increase of sales,“ says Barbee.

The pixels cost $1 each with a minimum purchase of 200 pixels. After the clients' funds have been cleared, their pixels should be online within 24 to 48 hours.

 

Šaltinis: thinkAlchemy
Copying, publishing, announcing any information from the News.lt portal without written permission of News.lt editorial office is prohibited.

Facebook Comments

New comment


Captcha

Associated articles

The most popular articles

China bought Volvo

In Gothenburg Sweden a deal is done for Volvo. A delegation from China’s Zhejiang Geely Holding Group, China’s largest private-run car maker, was given the red carpet treatment when it agreed to buy Ford Motor’s Volvo car unit for 1.8 billion dollars. more »

Zapatero hopes to reach employment figures of 70 percent for women in the EU by the year 2020

The President of the Spanish Government and current rotational President of the European Union, José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, affirmed this Sunday that during his presidency of the EU, Spain will continue to support the inclusion of the "complete affirmation of equality between men and women" within the new economic strategy. more »

UniCredit Bank Lithuanian Branch resisted the economic recession

Despite the unfavorable macroeconomic situation, AS UniCredit Bank Lithuanian Branch achieved positive activity indicators in 2009: the bank branch operated profitably, the total loan portfolio and assets increased and the number of customers grew. more »

2011 budget: Parliaments spells out its priorities

Young people, economic recovery and research should be the EU's top budgetary priorities, said the European Parliament on Thursday, when it became the first EU institution to adopt an opinion on next year's budget. more »

Eurogroup countries give their support to the aid mechanism for Greece

The sixteen leaders of the euro area countries (the Eurogroup) have given their support to the financial aid mechanism for Greece; this involves the participation of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and of the euro area countries through bilateral loans. more »

European social partners meet EU to debate exit from the crisis and Europe 2020 strategy

Today, President of the European Commission José Manuel Barroso, President of the European Council Herman Van Rompuy and Spanish Prime Minister José Luis Rodriguez Zapatero representing the Presidency of the Council met the European social partners to look at how Europe can exit the current economic and financial crisis. more »

Parliament backs aid to unemployed in Lithuania

Around 1,100 former furniture and textile workers in Lithuania will receive EU aid worth €1.2 million following a vote by Parliament on Thursday. more »

Developing countries facing the “abyss” says report

An estimated 100 million people in developing countries will fall into extreme poverty because of the economic and financial crisis, according to a report being presented Wednesday evening in the House. more »

EU to make its first formal decisions on the common economic strategy for the next ten years

The Heads of State or Government of the EU-27 will make their first formal decisions in the process to develop the “Europe 2020” strategy that aims to achieve sustainable economic growth, job creation as well as recognition for the European social model. more »

Telecoms: Lithuania withdraws proposed regulatory measures on network access market

On 16 March 2010 the Lithuanian Authority, Ryšių reguliavimo tarnyba (RRT), informed the European Commission that it was withdrawing its proposed measure on network infrastructure access markets. more »