Ethical PR and Freelance Enquiries FAQ
I welcome opportunities with brands that share my ethos, and would love to hear from you! Ethical business and collaboration enquiries may be sent to b.martonis@yahoo.com
For further reference on what types of businesses I cover, see below.
In terms of what I offer for The ecoLogical, I am open to:
- collaborations for reviews and giveaways
- sponsored monthly advertising space on the sidebar and/or sliding header
- sponsored Instagram and/or Twitter posts
- sponsored Instagram stories and/or Twitter fleets
- sponsored guest posts
- sponsored blog post (these are exceptionally limited and subject to approval)
I also offer freelance options for your ethical business, with prices starting at just £25:
- blog posts and articles
- product descriptions
- instruction booklets
- photography/video content
- platform specific graphics
- editing services
- social media assistance
- consultant services
- email templates
- and more!
You can see examples of my content both here on The ecoLogical and other publications may be found here.
What products/brands am I happy to feature on The ecoLogical and associated social platforms or work with on a freelance basis?
- ethical services and ethically made products
- natural and nontoxic formulations
- eco friendly / sustainably produced items
- zero waste or plastic free products
- organic goods
- vegan friendly items, including beauty and fashion
- fair trade products
- green initiatives and charitable foundations
- and more!
If it is related to green living, ethical subscriptions, or natural beauty, whether that be beauty, fashion, food, or homegoods, I am happy to support ethical business either through sponsored content and collaborations or freelance work!
What products/brands do I not feature here on The ecoLogical and associated social platforms or do freelance work for?
- non cruelty free brands
- products that are not eco-minded
- aggressive MLM and consultant sales companies (like Arbonne)
- companies that use greenwashing marketing tactics in the hope to gain sales (ex: "organic formula" but ingredient list shows 0.0001% organic formula, "free from nasties" but contains harsh ingredients or known toxins, "vegan" but allows animal testing, etc.)
- fast fashion
- businesses that are not transparent about ingredients, sourcing, policies...
I run on trust! If you are an ethical business, I am happy to discuss sponsored content, collaborations, or freelance work.
For more information on PR, please see my Disclosures & Privacy page.
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