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THOUGHTS AND IDEAS
I am a Hep-C patient, currently on treatment. I was thinking of ways that I could contribute to Hep-C Awareness, and get our message out there.
My Company manufactures Java Jackets, the hot beverage sleeves that you see on hot cups in most coffee shops.
To get the message out there, we are going to produce a limited quantity of Java Jackets for Hep-C Awareness. I would like to get your ideas and feed back on what you would like to see on the Jackets. (i.e. phrases, logo's, etc) Keep in mind, we have limited space to work with so it needs to be short, sweet, and to the point.
These Jackets will be distributed on a limited basis to Independent Coffee Houses around the USA at no charge, to create Hep-C Awareness.
Your ideas and suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
My Company manufactures Java Jackets, the hot beverage sleeves that you see on hot cups in most coffee shops.
To get the message out there, we are going to produce a limited quantity of Java Jackets for Hep-C Awareness. I would like to get your ideas and feed back on what you would like to see on the Jackets. (i.e. phrases, logo's, etc) Keep in mind, we have limited space to work with so it needs to be short, sweet, and to the point.
These Jackets will be distributed on a limited basis to Independent Coffee Houses around the USA at no charge, to create Hep-C Awareness.
Your ideas and suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Those are just some slogan type things tobuse and the link on cup jacket for more info would be awesome.
The one my Home Group has created, is a bright yellow arm-band, which says, in red letters, " Hep C can be cured", and we put out a bunch of peach colored sun-glasses, with the same message,on the side of the arm.
The idea with the message was: people are going to be more likely to be open to getting tested, if they are educated on the fact that there is now a cure, and there will be even better ones, in the near future.
The idea with the message was: people are going to be more likely to be open to getting tested, if they are educated on the fact that there is now a cure, and there will be even better ones, in the near future.
I am also working on a Hep-C armbands as well. They will be orange with a Hep-C message. I have been talking with Daryl from http://www.hepcawareness.com. They will be available for those who want them. Once I have the details, I will let everyone know.
How about a big bright 'C', and in smaller letters, before it ~'hep' and following the C, 'how healthy is your liver? 'and or 'get tested'?
I'll play with the idea and see what I can come up with.
I'll play with the idea and see what I can come up with.
i think this is a GREAT idea. i have no ideas for you though. thanks for trying to get the message out. you rock! belle
Perhaps a warning label in orange,dark orange, with bullet points of different factoids in list fashion. Warning label is merely to attract eye to factoid, Factoids must be eyebrow raisers. qr code at bottom to direct them to more in depth website explaining how to help dire cause. Maybe give an orange wrist band for a minimal $ support. Qr code stats can be tracked to effectiveness of jackets.
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