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Green Is The New Black

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Facebook ads have become one of the most effective tools for businesses looking to drive traffic and increase conversions. However, while running ads can generate plenty of traffic, that traffic needs to convert into meaningful actions like sign-ups, purchases, or enquiries for the ads to be truly successful. The key to achieving this lies in crafting ads that lead to landing pages designed specifically to convert visitors.

Here at out Sydney PR agency we love a good trend so when our beauty PR and fashion PR teams heard that that The Colour Institute Pantone had released its colour of the year we were all ears. This year’s choice ‘Greenery’ as announced by the colour authority brings a fresh and versatile colour option to the wardrobe, pairing well with many other colour combinations including neutrals, pastels, deeper shades and even metallic prints, which this year have seen a revival.

Symbolic of new beginnings and very fitting for moving forward and upwards in the new year, the colour green is associated with renewal and growth. Setting the tone for the year ahead The Colour Institute Pantone’s colour decision is reflective of the current social and political climate, representing issues that will take precedence in 2017.

According to the Pantone institute, climate change will take priority in 2017 as people become more aware of their surroundings. This need to feel closer to nature has also filtered down through social circles as we become more environmentally consciences in our choices and the use of recyclable materials increases.

This theme is seen through fashion, architecture and interior design with this year’s runway shows debuting a number of sustainable and ethical fashion choices. This approach to design and manufacturing products, with minimising the environmental impact, is set to grow in the year ahead.

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