I would love to sit out on Yonge street on a warm spring day handing out fliers and letting smokers try the e-cig and educate people on e-cigs. Not to promote the product, but promote awareness on a safer alternative to smoking. The more exposure, more public awareness, more education can tilt the favour to our side. More of a public outcry the more we make a fuss, the more HC will have to listen. UofT might do a full out research on e-cigs.
In our campaign we can include the online petition, forcing HC to listen, forcing someone to research e-cigs, forcing the government to take attention to e-cigs. There will be haters, and lots of them that no mater what you say will thing e-cigs are as harmful as analogs, but the more we educate the more we can pursued favour to our side.
The only problem is money and resources. I was wondering if all the suppliers can come together to start a street campaign donating an e-cig and some juice. Get people who have an extra buck or two to donate to print up fliers. I would be more then willing to be involved, but Iam not educated enough to head it. We need people are fully educated on e-cigs to head the campaign. Also if the media was made aware of a street campaign they will report on it giving us a much bigger exposure.
What are your thoughts on this type of campaign? what are the pros and cons? is it worth it? can we drive enough interest in our e-cig community to get resources such as e-cigs and juice for the public to try. under 18 need not apply.
In our campaign we can include the online petition, forcing HC to listen, forcing someone to research e-cigs, forcing the government to take attention to e-cigs. There will be haters, and lots of them that no mater what you say will thing e-cigs are as harmful as analogs, but the more we educate the more we can pursued favour to our side.
The only problem is money and resources. I was wondering if all the suppliers can come together to start a street campaign donating an e-cig and some juice. Get people who have an extra buck or two to donate to print up fliers. I would be more then willing to be involved, but Iam not educated enough to head it. We need people are fully educated on e-cigs to head the campaign. Also if the media was made aware of a street campaign they will report on it giving us a much bigger exposure.
What are your thoughts on this type of campaign? what are the pros and cons? is it worth it? can we drive enough interest in our e-cig community to get resources such as e-cigs and juice for the public to try. under 18 need not apply.