ecomii announced it continues its reign as the #1 green lifestyle destination on the Internet, according to comScore. ecomiiEs continued success can be attributed to the depth and breadth of its editorial resources that provide comprehensive and unbiased answers to questions about green parenting, organic food, hybrids, green building, recycling and everything green.
oThe success of the last few months highlights the fact that more and more consumers are turning to the Internet with questions on green living and ecomii fills a void for unbiased and comprehensive resources consumers can consistently turn to online for answers,o said Todd OEDonald, co-founder and managing director, ecomii. oBy providing clear and straight-forward answers to make living green living simple and easy, via our Tips and Guides, consumers are empowered with the facts to help them act, one goal at a time.o
According to the December 2008 report by comScore, ecomii reached 1.3 million users, more than MSN Green and Yahoo Green combined. www.ecomii.com, has received widespread industry and consumer recognition most recently winning MashableEs Open Web Award in December 2008 in the Environmental category. With more than 1 million users a month, the site is consistently ranked as comScoreEs top independent online green destination. About ecomiiO ecomii (pronounced: ee-koh-me) is the leading egreenE lifestyle destination for consumers, serving as both a credible resource for answers on green living and a social network for people in pursuit of a better more sustainable future. Founded by three former WebMD executives, ecomii is the first comprehensive egreenE resource on the Internet designed to provide straight answers to challenging environmental questions, demonstrate how small changes will have a major impact and provide a goal-oriented social platform to engage family and friends in the pursuit of a better, sustainable way. To start on a better way or for more information, visit www.ecomii.com.
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This article was prepared by Agriculture Week editors from staff and other reports. Copyright 2009, Agriculture Week via VerticalNews.com.
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