Paper Company Saves Businesses Money, While Saving the Environment

PRLog (Press Release) – Feb 11, 2008 – A company in Central Florida, Advoice Paper, has developed a new way to save businesses money while helping the environment.  Advoice Paper distributes ad-sponsored, eco-friendly paper to companies for invoicing and other purposes.  By using Advoice Paper, businesses will save up to 71% on paper costs, capitalize from effective advertising, and adopt new green business practices.

Advoice Paper features the highest quality post-consumer recycled paper and utilizes only the back side of the page for industry-tailored advertisements.  “By printing relevant ads on the wasted space of a page,” says Eliot Dill, the company founder, “advertisers know their market demographic, businesses go green while saving money, and paper waste is minimized - everybody wins.”

The paper industry puts a tremendous strain on the environment.  In fact, according to the Department of Energy, recycled paper production saves “7,000 gallons of water, 17 to 31 trees, 4,000 KWh of electricity, and 60 pounds of air pollutants” over non-recycled paper production.

Paper waste is responsible for the largest percentage of landfill waste in the world. Unfortunately quality recycled paper often costs double that of virgin white paper, making it difficult for many businesses to see the value in buying recycled. Chief Administrative Officer for Advoice Paper, Joshua Legacy, explains “Advoice Paper shines new light on the urgency for green business operations, and our cost saving products will help create the stepping stones for any type of business.”  Although many businesses do currently recycle, according to New Hampshire's Department of Environmental Services, “if you're not buying recycled, you're not recycling.”

Moreover, in a recent study, the Direct Marketing Association sited “lack of timeliness” and “irrelevant offers” as the top reasons that 49% of people did not respond to direct marketing. Invoices are usually kept for longer periods of time, therefore, printing relevant advertisements on the invoice itself, increases the chances for an effective ad campaign and reduces paper waste.

Advoice Paper is the first company to incorporate the environmental benefits into this method of advertising.  “Right now our focus is on a few niche markets,” said Dill, “but soon we hope to have customers and advertisers from all of the major markets.”  If proven successful, Advoice Paper will save companies money, reduce paper waste, and help global warming.

To find out how Advoice Paper can benefit your company, please visit http://www.AdvoicePaper.com.