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The friendly cooperation between Shanghai Mengshan Yu Shui Advertising Co., Ltd. and the 31 provinces and autonomous regions of the country has strong media resources and price advantage. At the same time, Alan advertising has also made deep cooperation with many national direct and buyout media organizations to share resources, and have advantages of newspapers, TV, radio and outdoor media from the whole country to the region.
All media, I have! Highly effective, I can! One media package, one package, one stop service!!!
To provide customers with one-stop media selection -- to maximize the elimination of customers' worries about running around.
To provide customers with a package of media programs to minimize customer negotiation time and cost;
To provide wholesale prices for customers - to minimize the cost of media distribution.
To provide customers with a high effective broadcast scheme to minimize the waste of advertising.
International online special issue: according to the 4 issue of the new British politician magazine, Carbon Trust commissioned TNS to survey 2500 young people aged 18 to 25 in five continents between February 24th and March 6th. 83% of Chinese respondents preferred the brand to reduce carbon emissions, and 73%, 55% and 57% respectively in South Korea, Britain and the United States.

60% of Chinese respondents said that if producers refused to take measures to cut carbon emissions, they might stop buying the brand. The figures in Brazil, South Korea, the United States and the United Kingdom are 57%, 53%, 35% and 36% respectively. Tom Delay, President of Carbon Trust Limited, said that Chinese consumers might have the key to opening the door to new low carbon products and help build an environmentally sustainable and sustainable economy. Tom Delle,

Global market research found that 1/3 young consumers said that if manufacturers reduce carbon emissions, even if they raise their prices, they will buy them. When asked which products should cut carbon emissions most, 68% considered electronic companies, followed by hygiene.