Steve
03-01-2008, 04:49 PM
Talk about great free publicity. I love this article! Great great stuff. How awesome is it that this author is writing an article about this lawn care business and calling their marketing position a classic green scam and a marketing ploy! HAHAHA
That is awesome! He is helping to turn a lot more readers on to this lawn care business and good for them.
"This is a classic green scam, a marketing ploy to differentiate this lawn service firm from its competitors." Of course it is! And it's working! Thanks for pointing out the obvious and giving them more free publicity!
If you owned this lawn care business the author was talking about, how would you feel about reading this article about your company? Is it helpful or not?
Green Scamming - Classic green scam, a marketing ploy (http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/2079) - There is an impolite term for what this “environmentally friendly lawn service” is offering. Hiring them means you are going to be paying more for the privilege of knowing they are using “clean electric mowers, edgers and blowers” as well as “biodiesel powered trucks and mobile solar panels used to charge equipment in the field.”
Anyone who seriously thinks that the act of having one’s lawn mowed or hedges clipped has anything to do with saving the world from global warming deserves to pay as much as these guys can get.
This is a classic green scam, a marketing ploy to differentiate this lawn service firm from its competitors.
That is awesome! He is helping to turn a lot more readers on to this lawn care business and good for them.
"This is a classic green scam, a marketing ploy to differentiate this lawn service firm from its competitors." Of course it is! And it's working! Thanks for pointing out the obvious and giving them more free publicity!
If you owned this lawn care business the author was talking about, how would you feel about reading this article about your company? Is it helpful or not?
Green Scamming - Classic green scam, a marketing ploy (http://canadafreepress.com/index.php/article/2079) - There is an impolite term for what this “environmentally friendly lawn service” is offering. Hiring them means you are going to be paying more for the privilege of knowing they are using “clean electric mowers, edgers and blowers” as well as “biodiesel powered trucks and mobile solar panels used to charge equipment in the field.”
Anyone who seriously thinks that the act of having one’s lawn mowed or hedges clipped has anything to do with saving the world from global warming deserves to pay as much as these guys can get.
This is a classic green scam, a marketing ploy to differentiate this lawn service firm from its competitors.