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The Green Ad Network: Bringing green to the mainstream

The SustainLane Green Ad Network is the web's largest premium online advertising network covering lifestyles of health and sustainability (LOHAS) marketplace. Our Green Ad Network connects premium brands with the highest-quality websites and consumers focused on health and sustainability, reaching over 400 million+ monthly page views and 34 million unique users every month.

Brand Relationships, Site Success

Our network has been built specifically to help brands engage with active audiences. Our Green Ad Network offers brand advertisers the opportunity to truly connect with active consumers looking to better their lives one day at a time. Whether through banner advertising, rich media, video advertising, email advertising or the latest 2.0 technology (think widgets, re-targeting), SustainLane provides a one-stop shop for brands looking to make waves with one of the web's most sought-after audience segments.

Know the Audience, Be the Audience

We believe that a combination of expert knowledge, integrity, and transparency create the best formula for success in advertising to the LOHAS marketplace.

We know that providing optimal an optimal advertising service means being your partner and your guide on all things green, and our Ad team serves our partners and advertisers with the highest quality information and expertise available in the marketplace. SustainLane Media was one of the first digital pioneers in the green movement, with a rich history in delivering powerful media, creating online communities and educating a mainstream audience about the power of sustainable living. Our staff consists of bloggers, supporters and media producers in the green arena, and we are constantly sharing and debating the latest in product adoption, cool green websites, and the hottest ad technology, always with the mission of bringing green to the mainstream. Finally, we're always testing our theories with our friends and extended network that are new to the green arena. Understanding the many shades of green is critical to our business, and we are always innovating new ways to help you reach the audience you're looking for.

About Us

Who We Work With:

Zip CarRan geographically targeted direct response campaigns in certain DMAs. Their objective was to increase memberships in these targeted DMAs. Green CarYour hub for information on alternative fuel vehicles. Greater Good Magazine Providing a bridge between social scientists and the community at large by highlighting ground-breaking scientific research into the roots of altruistic human relationships. Green OptionsPractical news and DIY ideas on environmental issues such as green energy, solar energy, biofuels, water issues, fair trade, healthy homes and families. Ode MagazineThe online community for intelligent optimists, Ode gives us the down-low about positive news and the people and ideas that are changing our world for the better. PG&ERan a "Solar Initiative" seeking homeowners by targeting specific zip codes in Northern California. Their objective was to generate interest in the installation of solar panels on homes in these target regions. HondaLaunched a campaign looking for the affluent and educated LOHAS demographic. iChefYour online guide to free recipes, easy meals and special dinners. emPivotThe Online Network for Green Video. Brilliant EarthPromoted their jewelry originating from pure sources and obtained using socially responsible practices. Their banner campaigns yielded a click-through rate four times that of the average rate. Current TVCurrent is a real television network. And it's created by you. MONGABAYMongabay is a science and conservation news site which raises awareness on environmental issues. ChevroletRan a eight-month campaign for Chevy Fuel Solutions promoting their Hybrid initiatives. The North FaceRan a campaign promoting their Polartec products, which are derived from recycled content. They were seeking the LOHAS-minded consumer. The New York TimesRan a campaign to convert newspaper readers to go paperless and read the NY Times Online. Tom's of MaineBrand campaign during which banners yielded four times the average click-through rate.
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