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SeeClearlyAndVote.com Campaign Launching in Michigan and Georgia
DETROIT – October 19, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
As the nation continues to reel from the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, a group of artists has come together to call attention to the importance of fighting for abortion freedoms this November. Artists United for Change released its latest ad campaign today at SeeClearlyAndVote.com and is launching creative billboards in Michigan and Georgia. The creative billboard re-imagines the abortion conversation with a shocking photo to remind voters that male politicians will never be faced with the decision of whether they can carry a child to term.
“No matter how hard they tried and what cynical tricks they employed, the right-wing could not keep abortion rights off the ballot in states like Michigan,” stated Scott Goodstein of Artists United for Change. “It’s now up to all of us to remind voters that they can determine their own fate by voting for abortion rights up and down the entire ballot.”
Visit SeeClearlyAndVote.com to learn more and make a plan to vote in this year’s critical midterm elections.
About The Artist – Photographer Allan Amato said today, “What struck me most after the overturning of Roe, were all the horror stories of women frantically crossing state lines to get an abortion, many of whom were underage, victims of rape, or subject to preexisting conditions that meant birth could also be a death sentence. These stories sounded like those of immigrants fleeing an oppressive regime rather than American citizens fighting for their right for agency over their own bodies. And I wondered if the people out there denying a woman her right to choose would reassess some of their beliefs if they were the ones with an unwanted pregnancy. If their 10-year-old daughters were forced to cross state lines to abort a fetus that was the result of rape.” Learn more about his work at allanamato.com.
About Artists United for Change – Artists United for Change is a federally registered political action committee focused on engaging creatives in adding to the political conversation through their work. Award-winning artists created unique works engaging communities that tend to be under-represented at the polls, including Black, Latinx, and young voters. In 2020, the PAC created the RememberWhatTheyDid campaign and placed more than 200 anti-Trump billboards along with thousands of street art posters in battleground cities across the United States. Artists United for change has worked with Shepard Fairey (creator of the iconic Obama poster), Robin Bell, Nekisha Durrett, Nate Lewis, Rafael Lopez, Claudio Martinez, Robert Russell, Shade (Antonio Agee) Rob Sheridan, and Swoon (Caledonia Curry) See Artists United for Change’s work at SeeClearlyAndVote.com and RememberWhatTheyDid.com
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Artists United for Change Creates Abortion Rights Billboards in Advance of the Midterm Elections
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Lucky in Love will continue its commitment to supporting women with a designated fundraising campaign.
MIAMI – October 19, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
Lucky in Love, a Miami-based women’s sports clothing brand, is giving back this Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Lucky in Love’s We Wear Pink campaign includes trendy styles that support the important work of the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, with 20% of each sale on select pink apparel going to the organization to support their efforts in fighting breast cancer. “At Lucky in Love, we believe that awareness is power,” says Founder and Creative Director Brad Singer. “Early detection of breast cancer can catch the disease when it is most treatable.”
Lucky in Love tennis apparel and Lucky In Love golf apparel are designed to help women and girls excel in their sport while expressing their personal style. High-quality designs and innovative features are all part of this mission, as is Lucky in Love’s wider commitment to women’s health and wellness. As part of the We Wear Pink campaign, tennis and golf players across the U.S. will be joining Lucky in Love by wearing pink to raise awareness of breast cancer and promote access to early detection and treatment. And with nearly 288,000 new cases of breast cancer diagnosed each year, the hope is that these efforts will help make a difference in getting women closer to a cure.
Lucky in Love’s We Wear Pink campaign will run through the month of October. Shoppers can visit shopluckyinlove.com to browse pink ladies’ golf apparel and tennis apparel that supports the cause or view the brand’s complete selection of women’s and girls’ tennis, golf, and pickleball attire. Please visit Lucky in Love’s FAQ page for information on orders and shipping.
About Lucky in Love
Lucky in Love is a family-owned tennis and golf apparel brand with five generations of experience in the sports apparel market. Based out of Miami, Florida, Lucky in Love offers fashion-forward designs and fresh releases every month, all to help players look and feel their best both on and off the court. For more information, follow Lucky in Love on Instagram at @shopluckyinlove and @luckyinlovekids and on TikTok at @luckyinloveshop, or visit www.shopluckyinlove.com.
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Women’s Sports Clothing Brand Lucky in Love Donating 20% of Select Sales to Breast Cancer Research During the Month of October
Vertices expands accounting services to cannabis clients
OKLAHOMA CITY – October 19, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
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Unauthorized coupons cost merchants millions. Coupon Detective from clean.io provides detailed data on where coupons originate, usage level and potential lost revenue.
BALTIMORE – October 19, 2022 – (Newswire.com)
clean.io, a leading digital engagement security platform, announces it is launching its Coupon Detective tool at no cost to merchants, which provides a detailed report on coupons — where they originated, how often they’re used, and the potential revenue lost via third-party sources.
Both shoppers and retailers alike love coupons for the savings they provide and the new shoppers and knowledge coupons yield; the exception is when coupons are leaked by third-party extensions or deal sites, which have shown to cost businesses up to one-third or more of their sales and disrupt marketing partnerships.
“clean.io’s Coupon Detective report shows the problem, why it’s bad, and proves it with statistics from your customer management system,” said Geoff Stupay, CEO of clean.io. “We are providing this report for free because many merchants don’t know how large an issue it is. If we can raise awareness around the problem, we are helping these companies in a meaningful way. We are well-positioned to help them solve the problem once they understand the potential impact on their business.”
Most shoppers understand how coupons work when shopping on retailer websites. Consumers receive a code via email or another source, type it in at checkout, and get their discount. On the merchants’ side, retailers earn a sale and some insight or data on how well advertising or affiliate programs reach consumers. However, online deal sites like retailmenot.com and third-party extensions like Honey scrape every coupon code they can find and hand them out to shoppers who weren’t the intended recipients. The discounts are applied via browser extensions or copied over from deal sites, resulting in revenue misattribution.
For the retailer, this promo abuse cuts into sales and eats up profit margins. Misattribution also makes it impossible for the retailer to determine if its customer acquisition programs, like influencer marketing or affiliate partnerships, actually work. As a result, retailers pay erroneous commissions or invest further in unsuccessful marketing efforts.
“E-commerce merchants are losing significant revenue and misattributing consumer sales because of excessive and improper use of coupon codes through third parties like Honey, Capital One and RetailMeNot,” said Stupay. “This may seem like a minor issue, but for e-commerce merchants, this could mean losing 10% to 20% margin on every sale or wasteful spending on promotions, campaigns and affiliate partnerships that are not as fruitful as they seem.”
clean.io is the developer of cleanCART, software designed to help merchants block the injection of unauthorized coupon codes that are being misused, protecting revenue, advertising and affiliate relationships. However, most merchants are unaware of the scope of the problem because identifying those unauthorized coupon injections is complex, and tracking the lost revenue is even more challenging.
According to Stupay, “statistics show clean.io’s coupon injection solution, cleanCART, provides a 3% average increase in conversion rate and an average 1,452% increase in merchant return on investment in the first 30 days and is guaranteed to pay for itself within 90 days.”
To sign up for the free Coupon Detective report, visit this link, and to learn more about the company’s tools to protect e-commerce merchants, visit clean.io.
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