Eco-tube is a new site which launches this week and promises to deliver green awareness through consumer reviews and by show-casing short films that highlight the environmental debate.
Founded by eco-therapist Chris Smith, this online resource allows for a free-flow of information focusing on the medium of film. Individual product reviews are uploaded on to the site free of charge, which makes the process of sharing tips about the latest gadgets and goods both user-friendly and user-driven.
Currently showing is a celebrity clip featuring Helen Lederer, the alternative comedienne of The Young Ones and Ab Fab fame. Although Helen’s character in Ab Fab was that of a power-dressing fashionista, in real life, like many people she has become increasingly interested in going green. Click on the link enclosed to see why Helen is airing her dirty laundry in public and what happens when she opens up her kitchen cupboards to our roving eco-consultant.
By going to the Freebies page the clientele have access to special offers from the likes of Ecotricity who are giving £25 off the bill for every customer that signs up via Eco-tube. It will really be a case of watch this space for ongoing money saving ideas.
Managing director Chris Smith says: “I was frustrated by the lack of media channels that specifically cover eco-innovations and that incorporate the participation of the public at large, so I devised Eco-tube; although like all start-ups we are still going through some growing pains, so far the response has been largely positive and I fully expect the up-take to grow as the word spreads.”
And since gaining his Masters Degree in responsibility and business practice, only this year, alongside working, it seems fitting that Chris is set to pass on his hard earned wisdom to guide Eco-tube through its exciting start-up phase.
Web: www.eco-tube.com
Latest Clip: www.eco-tube.com/
Fun Videos: http://www.eco-
Product Reviews: http://www.eco-
Energy Videos: http://www.eco-
