One Stop Green is an e-commerce site that promotes sustainability and green living 365 days a year. The OneStopGreen.com website offers Green Living products, applications, tools and tips. On Earth Day they are offering special promotions all throughout the site.
According to a recent Press Release, One Stop Green’s Earth Day promotional efforts include encouraging public participation through social media sites like Facebook. People who sign up for their newsletter will receive a free Earthmate CFL Lightbulb and be entered in One Stop Green’s Rainwater Hog Give Away. The Rainwater Hog is an efficient, and visually discreet rainwater storage system it is valued at approximately $300 value. Hourly giveaways are also planned to honor Earth Day.
All year long One Stop Green sells products like solar flashlights, home energy efficiency kits, and energy efficient lighting options like CFL and LED products.
The website offers many useful tools for consumers such as the Create and Manage your Own Green Project, an Energy Savings Calculator, and an Incentives Bank to help keep consumers informed about all the latest information regarding federal and state tax incentives for energy-efficient products, services, and technologies.
OneStopGreen.com also features an “Ask an Expert” live chat help for users who have product questions.
© 2012, Richard Matthews. All rights reserved.
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