on Tuesday July 21, 2020
Elemental Water Makers Featured by Solar Impulse Foundation
The Solar Impulse Foundation is well-known for its challenge of selecting 1000 solutions that can protect the environment in a profitable way. Elemental Water Makers is among these solutions.
In order to increase the visibility of EWM among potential customers and investors, we wrote an article about their technology for the Solar Impulse Foundation’s website.
Read the article to find out how Elemental Water Makers’ solution makes seawater drinkable with zero harm to the environment while creating a profit for a small island community in the Philippines.
on Friday May 29, 2020
A Use Case of Ecological Desalination for the Water Quality Products Magazine
In order to raise awareness about Elemental Water Makers’ technology among the professional community and potential customers, Orange Bird has written an article describing how EWM built a solar-powered seawater reverse osmosis (RO) plant, which now provides the community of a small island in the Philippines with 5,000 liters of fresh water a day with zero carbon emissions.
The editor of WQP Mag placed it in the June 2020 issue as “Off-Grid Solution” and on the website. Read the article to learn about the desalination process, which is both ecological and economical.
on Thursday March 26, 2020
5 Updates from Google to Increase Digital Ads Performance
Today, we’d like to go over some of the Google Ads and YouTube functionality updates which may be more on the technical side and have gone unnoticed, yet provide important functionality that can help you improve your digital strategies and campaign management.
Moreon Wednesday March 18, 2020
Digital Marketing and PPC for Sustainable Companies (Part 2)
In one of our previous posts we’ve outlined what new functionality and improvements to its digital products Facebook has launched recently. Let’s now look at where Google and its properties are heading and how we, digital marketers, can take advantage of these updates.
on Wednesday March 4, 2020
Launch Sustainable Projects with Circular Economy Marketing
Or how a look in our wardrobe makes us optimistic.
A large part of our team works remotely most of the time, so we get our daily portion of collegial coziness from our virtual coffee machine in a chat app called Slack. We often discuss our weekend, the weather, the news, and anything else that takes our fancy. Just like a real office… but remote. On a drizzly February morning, one of our marketers shared a link to a study showing the average item of clothing is only worn seven times. Let that sink in. Just seven times.